tealth STK Series are one of the most versatile series available for both freshwater and saltwater fishing.  These adaptable rods are perfect for catching medium-sized species in the sea, such as small pelagics and tunas, with incredible power that can handle even the biggest fish. The rods have also been successfully used in freshwater to catch large salmon and catfish. The 78HH model is highly recommended for tropical fishing, especially for catching GTs with a popper and medium-sized tunas, as it allows you to shorten the fight time and force the fights with fish near the reef. The 76H model completes the range and can be used in many variations of tropical fishing in saltwater. These rods are almost indestructible and have highly balanced components and finishes of the highest quality. With a TR Stealth fishing rod, you can be assured of a successful fishing experience.

Testimonial

"In my opinion, one of the most versatile series of all Temple Reef rods. I have used all the models and they are truly adaptable to many types of fishing in freshwater and saltwater. The 72M and 74MH models are perfect for catching medium-sized species in the sea, such as small pelagics and tunas. Their power is amazing. Our biggest catch with the 74 was a tuna weighing almost 50kg - imagine what it can handle even though this model is not designed for such big fish. I have also used them in freshwater for catching large King salmon and some catfish. They also work perfectly for this type of fishing.

I use the 78HH model a lot for catching GTs with a popper and sometimes also for catching medium-sized tunas. It allows me to shorten the fight time and force the fights with GTs that are near the reef. It is a highly recommended rod for tropical fishing.

In addition to these models, there is the 76H, which completes the entire range and can be used in many variations of tropical fishing in saltwater.

In summary, these are almost indestructible rods with very balanced components and finishes of the highest quality. It is impossible for a TR Stealth to disappoint a fisherman."

By
Prostaff – Alex Rios (Spain)