Oceanix Bass Spin Travel Rod 9ft 25-50g Combo

Overview

The Dennett Oceanix Bass Spin Travel Combo 9ft 25–50g (AD-CTB0904C) is a saltwater spinning rod and reel travel combo designed for anglers who want a complete lure-fishing outfit that packs down small.

It pairs the 9ft, 25–50g Oceanix Sea Bass travel rod with the Dennett Oceanix 4000 saltwater spinning reel, giving you a ready-matched setup straight out of the box rather than having to source a reel separately.

The rod itself breaks into four equal sections of approximately 74cm each, taking the packed length down to around 74cm before allowing for a rod bag or case – a major step up in portability over a conventional two-piece 9ft spinning rod.

Perfect For

This combo is aimed squarely at sea bass lure fishing, and the compact four-piece breakdown makes it ideal for the travelling angler who wants to keep a rod permanently in the car, carry it alongside other luggage, or take it on fishing trips where a full-length two-piece rod would be inconvenient to store or transport.

It's also a sensible option for anyone short on storage space at home, since the broken-down 74cm sections fit into far less space than a standard one or two-piece spinning rod.

Technical Insight

The Oceanix blank uses a three-stage design: a powerful lower section for controlling larger fish, a deliberately stiff mid-section that generates casting power, and a tip that stays stiff enough for good lure control while retaining enough forgiveness to provide sport when playing fish.

SiC guides, a screw reel seat and Duplon grips round out the build, while the pearl blank with carbon mesh finish gives the rod its distinctive look. Despite splitting into four sections for travel, the rod shares the same 9ft length and 25–50g casting weight as the standard two-piece Oceanix, so you aren't sacrificing casting performance for portability.

The included Oceanix 4000 saltwater spinning reel completes the outfit, giving you a matched rod-and-reel combo for bass lure fishing without needing to pair components yourself.