Clam TS Series Predator Rods
Built for power, control, and confidence when targeting big fish, the Clam Technique Specific Predator Rods are designed specifically for using with automatic hook setting devices like the Clam Predator tip up when targeting large gamefish. Featuring a durable solid fiberglass blank, these rods deliver the strength needed to handle aggressive strikes, heavy baits, and hard-fighting fish while maintaining a smooth, forgiving action.
Titanium recoil stripper guides and oversized fly-style guides ensure reliable line flow in freezing conditions, while the extended 9.5" Grade A cork handle with a locking reel seat provides added leverage and security when fishing heavier setups. Designed to pair perfectly with automatic hook setting devices or to be used as a large gamefish deadstick, these rods are optimized for heavy line and high-stress scenarios.
Available in three powerful actions, Technique Specific Predator Rods are ideal for targeting large species with live or dead bait, using 8–10+ lb line, and fishing inside shelters or outside—making them the go-to choice when strength and dependability matter most.
- Solid fiberglass blank
- Titanium recoil stripper guide
- Oversized fly style guides
- 9.5” Grade A P-Cork handle with locking reel seat
- Using with Predator Tip Up or as a large gamefish dead stick
- Using with 8-10+ pound line
Technique Specific Rods
Clam’s Technique Specific Rods are purpose-built to give ice anglers the right rod for every presentation, species, and technique. From finesse panfish jigging and deadsticking to targeting trophy predators, each rod is designed for a specific application—not a one-size-fits-all approach.
Built with premium graphite or fiberglass blanks, titanium recoil stripper guides, oversized fly-style guides for cold-weather performance, and Grade A cork handles, these rods deliver exceptional sensitivity, durability, and control. Available in a wide range of lengths and actions, the Technique Specific series helps anglers maximize bite detection, improve presentations, and fish more effectively in any ice fishing scenario
