Big Bear Handle Lengths
Every Big Bear Rod is in perfect balance. Having the correct handle length can mean the difference between the perfect rod and a tip heavy rod. Big Bear handles increase half an inch for every three inches in total rod length. This subtle increase allows anglers to more comfortably move up and down in rod length when conditions call for a rod change.
12.5"
12"
11.5"
11"
10.5"
10"
9.5"
Master Casting Handle Length Guide
6'6" |
6'9" |
7' |
7'3" |
7'6" |
7'9" |
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XH |
12" |
12.5" |
13" |
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H |
11" |
11.5" |
12" |
12.5" |
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3/4H |
10" |
10.5' |
11" |
11.5" |
12" |
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MH |
9.5" |
10" |
10.5" |
11" |
11.5" |
12" |
M |
9.5" |
10" |
10.5" |
11" |
11.5 |
12" |
3/4M |
9.5" |
10" |
10.5" |
11" |
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ML |
9.5" |
10" |
10.5" |
11"
10.5"
10"
9.5"
9"
8.5"
Master Spinning Handle Length Guide
6'6" |
6'9" |
7' |
7'3" |
7'6" |
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MH |
9" |
9.5" |
10" |
10.5" |
11" |
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M |
9" |
9.5" |
10" |
10.5" |
11" |
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3/4M |
8.5" |
9" |
9.5" |
10" |
10.5" |
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ML |
8.5" |
9" |
9.5" |
10" |
*Handle lengths are measured from the back of the reel seat to the butt of the rod.
