Goture Telescopic Tenkara Fishing Rod Collapsible Crappie Rods 1 Piece Portable Hand Fishing Poles Carbon Fiber Telescoping Stream Ultralight Inshore Carp Bamboo Pole Bass Trout 12 15 18 20 21 24Ft

It is beyond of my expectation, so light weight and strong. I use it to hang Bird Scare Hangings to scare the birds away from my fruit trees and berries, especially those good at dive bombing around their invading nest in my yard. If it is longer and goes further above the tree top, the better effect on scaring the birds.

This fishing rod did not use several times to break, often go fishing carp is not big, about four pounds to six pounds, crucian carp is about one pound, but this fishing rod used a few times to break, the quality is too poor, but also more expensive than Japan

I got this to use to support a sloping dipole for Sota and Pota. Works fine for that, but I watched a couple videos on Tenkara, got some cheap level line off amazon, used some tippet I had laying around, and got a 12 dollar fly assortment. Thinking I'd the bands are closed or the pile ups too stressful I could at least salvage part of a day out. So far I have used this for 1 rag chew as an antenna, and a 25 min session fishing on a local river. Rag chew, totally fine. Fishing, 4 catches in 25 min. Winner.

I was looking for a cheaper alternative to Sotabeams masts, and this fishing rod (7.2m model) is exceptional. Put a N9TAX roll-up Jpole antenna with a 15' Rg58 wire and fishing rod stays straight. I've seen other guys running dipoles with this same fishing rod and definitely works. Collapsible to 30", it ain't mini size, but you can sacrifice a little space for it in your rucksack.

I used this pole to hang my dipole antenna in my back yard and it snapped after a day of use and sitting in direct sun. I guess the heat from the sun got the material softer and it snapped under the weight of my antenna. Definitely not 100% carbon fiber. Carbon fiber will not melt under the sun.

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second use and they got stuck and cant be collapsed. On the first use the tip broke right away, thats why they sent you 2. Returned

Just received two of the GoldLite 7.2M/24" versions today. I will be using them to support wire antennas for ham radio. Note: the GoldLite models claim to be stiffer than the other options. Nicely made, and incredible that they give you the extra sections in case of breakage. Unfortunately, they measure nearly two feet shorter than the listed spec of 24 feet. I added a photo showing they come to just under 22 feet, 1 inch. Very disheartening, but will make do. If you can accept the shorter-than-listed length, they're a good bargain. Also, I found what may be an ideal way to mount them. I purchased here on Amazon two short graphite tripods as a base for portable use. There is no center post, and the legs adjust to lie flat on the ground so you could weight them down if necessary. They're called "AOKA 28in/1.1lb Lightweight Compact Carbon Fiber Tripod." if you're interested.