* All Competitor Series Spin & Cast Rods specifications from the official Lamiglas catalog. Lamiglas reserves the right to make changes without obligation.
I have two competitor rods - a 3 power and a 5. I landed a 10+ and a 7+ striper on that 3. I use it for light plastics and drop shot, but it handled the pig no problem.
I love my powel and will likely buy another this winter.
I have a couple of the Lamiglas and I like them. Broke one and got it back in a few weeks less $20, not bad. They're sensitive and all around good rods.
It''s a great rod for the price.
I have a 4 power Competitor. It's pretty versatile, I use it for a ton of things. Jigs, Senkos, topwater, cranks.
I have two 5-power Competitors. One is a jig rod & the other a flippin' rod. Both are very good rods IMO. They exude confidence, just like my Crucials.
I recently had the opportunity to purchase a Lamiglas Rod at field test price, and am glad I was given the opportunity. I purchased a Competitor Series, CC 601; 6', fast action rod that I use for spinner baits and buzz baits. I like the control I have with a 6", modified pistol grip rod for spinner baits. I tend to make underhand casts when throwing spinnerbaits, I get a lower trajectory, and better control when I cast this way. I found the rod to be lightweight, powerful, and more then adequate for the way I fish with it. I was a little surprised by how soft the rod was for a fast action, but it hasn't been a hindrance for me thus far.
This Lamiglas Competitor Series rod is an excellent pole. I can feel the bass breathing on it before they strike. It has a real nice feel for playing the fish and will give a big bend without fear of breaking. The lifetime guarantee is real nice too.
I was recently given the opportunity to test a Lamiglas Competitor Rod. It's a 6'6, 4 Power, Fast Action Rod (CC 664). When you first look at the rod it just looks good, it has a nice looking cork handle and a great looking blank. Then when I picked it up I was amazed at how light it was. I tested it out the day after the Wisconsin bass opener. The fishing wasn't that good, and I only brought two rods, so it gave me an opportunity to test it on a wide variety of techniques. I got it to use with spinnerbaits and I have it paired with a Pflueger Trion reel, and 17 pound test Berkley Iron Silk. Over the day I used it for spinnerbaits, jigs (3/4 ounce and 1/4 ounce), crankbaits, jerkbaits, and Carolina rigs. It performed great for everything I tried it with. It has a nice action that can handle small 1/4 ounce weights up to heavier 3/4 ounce weights with ease. It also has the power to deliver a powerful hook set and bring a fish in with no problem. I got this rod for spinner baits but now I''ve decided to use it as one of my all-around rods for when, I''m fishing as a Jr. Am, and I can''t bring too many rods, so I need to get the most out of every rod. I would recommend this rod to anyone who is looking for a great rod to use in any situation that a days fishing could throw at them.
Using the 5 star rating system how would you recommend the Lamiglas Competitor Series Spin & Cast Rods?