1 piece, Reserve Power Series 7' 0" casting rod with medium heavy action and cork handle with a straight, trigger seat
Only $357.00
On SALE for only $315.00
Has the muscle needed for heavy cover

4 piece, XLH70 Series Premium Graphite 6' 0" spinning rod with lite action and cork handle with a fixed reel seat
Only $347.00
On SALE for only $305.00
Great for traveling. Inquire about special case.

1 piece, Reserve Power Series 6' 6" spinning rod with medium lite action and cork handle with a fixed reel seat
Only $347.00
On SALE for only $305.00
Super bass or walleye rod

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Custom Fishing Rods by Grandt
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Handle Types

Various types of rod handles are match with all custom fishing rods offered by SignatureFishingRods.com to provide comfort, balance and consistency with the overall design of the fishing rod. A brief description of the handles is below.

Note, when "Long" handle is designated, it indicates that extra length is added to the handle on longer rods to balance the rod and give better control once a fish is hooked..

EVA Black Foam : EVA black foam grips are light in weight and more durable than cork. They provide greater comfort, and are soft and warm to the touch. Use is generally in saltwater rods.

Slide Ring: Cork handle with two rings that secure the reel. The rings allow placement of the reel in a position determined by the angler. Since slide ring handles do not have any hardware, this tpye is lighter than most others.

Fixed Seat: Typically uses a cork handle with a predetermined position where the reel is attached to the rod. The reel seat is made from high quality graphite that provides great durability with the reel secured by threaded rings or lever.

Pistol Grip: This casting handle is curved in the shape of a pistol handle and has a set trigger to provide a comfortable, firm grip.

Tapered: Tapered cork handles are common in fly rods. Reel placement is dependent upon the design of the particular rod handle. The "tapered" handle is comfortable and conforms to an individual better than a straight grip.

Tapered, Fighting Butt: A tapered handle with the addition of a "stop" at the end to prevent one's hand from sliding off. Some stops are screwed in and give the ability to add weight and change the balance of the rod.

Tennessee: A long cork or fiberglass composition handle that does not provide a reel seat. Reels are taped on where the angler wants using black electrician's tape or some other similar material. It allows you to hold the rod with a smooth surface under your hand with no metal or plastic lumps or hard pieces to cut or freeze you in cold weather. It is also lighter than most kinds of reel attachements.

Michigan: Designed for steelhead fishing (wading), the handle has a fly grip on the front fore grip and a small four inch rear grip. The Michigan handle allows an angler to utilize the vast majority of the rod without him worrying about the handle splashing in the water nor hitting him in the ribs.

Four Things To Consider When Buying a Fishing Rod

1. Understand the makeup of a fishing rod. The rod blank, guides, handle and action determine the amount of vibration that travels from the lure/bait up through the line to the hand.

2. Whether you fish freshwater or saltwater, understand the habits of the species your after and the general type of physical environment you plan to fish.

3. While line should be within the range shown for a particular rod, do not forget to match the stretch of line with the action of the rod.

4 The quality of the fishing rod you hold and the line you use are the two things that affect your sense of feel. You are better off purchasing one quality custom fishing rod rather than using the same amount of money to buy several cheaper rods.

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Congratulations to Team Grandt Professionals on Tournament Accomplishments


Rick LaPoint Central Pro-Am Champion Pro Division October 7 - 8, 2006 Rick and fishing partner, JE VanNatta won the Best of the Best Champs September 23-24, 2006	Jeff Gibson Cashes in Big in Classic of Canada

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Lee Bailey, Jr.
qualifies for the prestigious
2007 Citgo Bassmasters Classic
based on his 28th place finish in the
2006 Bassmaster Citgo Elite series

"Grandt rods are without question the best rods I have ever used. Their design, material makeup, and performance are extraordinary. Both the 70 million modulus graphite (XLH70) and the All American Pro Series 58 million modulus rods have incredible sensitivity to feel the most subtle strike.

When you fish as many hours in competition fishing as I have done, performance and comfort are extremely important. Many competitive BASS professionals will tell you that a quality rod is worth the price and using Grandt rods will increase your fishing success."

Michael Hall, Professional Fisherman

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President George W. Bush receiving a custom fishing rod

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