Perches are the most common predators in our waters. They can be found practically everywhere, from small rivers, to dams, small park ponds or large Masurian lakes, and finally sea ports. Therefore, perch fishing rods are also an incredibly broad concept. For example, perch rods that will work perfectly for us when fishing for stripers in small oxbow lakes will probably no longer be the best rods for fishing for humpbacks from a boat in a deep dammed reservoir. An angler facing the choice of his first or even next perch rod must ask himself several questions. Will he be fishing for perch mainly from the shore or perhaps a floating medium? How deep is the water in which he will be fishing, and even what kind of lures does he intend to fish mainly for perch with? We can divide perch rods according to several criteria. Length. Long rods are mostly designed for fishing for perch from the shore, while short rods will be much more comfortable when fishing from a boat or pontoon.

Speed. Fast, tip-up rods are suitable for fishing with the fall technique, while those with a more parabolic action will definitely appeal more to anglers fishing for perch with hard lures, such as spinners and crankbaits. Many anglers, especially those who take part in numerous spinning competitions, prefer rods for perch produced on blanks with a glued-in tip, which work perfectly for them when fishing with the side-trout technique, but there will probably be an equally wide group of spinning anglers who avoid the popular "glued-in" rods like a fire. Such features as the weight of the rod, power, etc. will also prove to be very important in the choice. As you can see, choosing a rod for perch is not at all the easiest task, but to make it much easier we have created this category, in which we have gathered the most interesting rods for perch available in our store. If you still have doubts, call us and we will be happy to help you determine which perch rods will be optimal for your fishing.