Products and rankings
Every product type the site ranks, one market at a time: rods, the four reel types, every hook and lure class, with each list's number one and the tiers it comes in.
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Rods
The rod catalogue: by technique, with reference prices.
- Daiwa TATULA BASS RODS TTUL6101LRB — USD 179.99 (rod, #1)
- Shimano INTENZA CASTING A NTZC70MGA — USD 179.99 (rod, #2)
- St. Croix Mojo Bass JOC71MHF — USD 190 (rod, #3)
Reels
Spinning, low-profile and round baitcasters, finesse reels.
- Daiwa Tatula MQ LT — US$224.99 (Spinning Reel, #1)
- Shimano Curado 150 M — US$234.99 (Low-Profile Baitcasting Reel, #1)
- Shimano Curado BFS — $209.99-234.99 (Finesse Reel (BFS), #1)
Hooks
Every ranked hook class, grouped by family.
- Tru-Turn 853ZS Aberdeen Hooks — $2.99 (starting price; pack count per size on retailer page) (Aberdeen hooks, #1)
- Gamakatsu Octopus Circle Hooks — $4.49 (starting price; pack count per size on retailer page) (Circle hooks, #1)
- BKK Double 21 Urchin Hook — $6.99 (pack count varies by hook size) (Double hooks, #1)
Lures
Every ranked lure class, grouped by family.
- Damiki Vault Blade Baits — $5.00 - $7.99 (Blade baits, #1)
- Z-Man Evergreen Chatterbait Jack Hammer — $19.99 - $21.99 (Bladed jigs, #1)
- Accent Jacob Wheeler Original Buzzbait — $7.99 (Buzzbaits, #1)
Lines
Braid, fluorocarbon, nylon and ester: the four-market best sellers.
- Sufix 832 Advanced Superline — $19.99 – $154.99 (150 yd – 1200 yd) (Braided line (PE), #1)
- Seaguar InvizX — $24.99 – $529.99 (200 yd – 3000 yd) (Fluorocarbon line, #1)
- Berkley Trilene Big Game — $11.99 / spool (Nylon monofilament, #1)