Wednesday Review… Leeda Rogue Specimen Rods

This entry was posted on 6th May, 2015

As seen in Coarse Fishing Answers Magazine…

It's that time of year where nature is waking up from the cold winter months, flowers are sprouting, animals are coming out of hibernation and, most importantly for us, fish are willingly taking our baits! Spring is often the time when fish feed hardest and it's a great time to target Bream and Tench, two of the species that we think these Rogue Specimen rods from Leeda are geared towards catching.

The 11ft 1.75lb-test-curve Rogues give you that grunt needed to handle hard fighting Barbel in fast-flowing rivers and punch out Method Feeders or heavy leads for Tench and Bream. However, the rods also have a soft enough action to allow you yo really experience the joy of the fight, with no worries about hooks pulling when playing a fish at close range.

They feature an ultra-slim blank, one you'd usually associate with a rod double the price, plus shaped shrink-wrap grips, a line keeper and metal ferrule that all add to the feeling that these really are value for money. A durable, hard wearing, cost effective rod that won't let you down.

We're pretty sure you'll be hearing more and more about the Rogues over the next year and if your first purchase is a pair of Specimen rods, we think it'll be well worth your money.

Leeda also produces a 2lb-test-curve varieties that we'd use for surface Carp fishing and longer-distance work on large lakes and rivers.

Features - Durability and versatile - Offers excellent performance - Covers a multitude of specimen fishing disciplines - Great for targeting surface feeding summer carp - High octane barbel fishing on the river - Good for specimen carp, tench & bream - Lightweight and easy to handle - Each rod has a shaped casting grip on the butt - A line clip is provided - Ferules are protected by a metal ring - Increased durability that protects the joints whilst being transported

Buy The Leeda Rogue Specimen Rods