Rods, Reel, and Combos at L&M Fleet Supply

From weekend casting to serious tournament action, our rods, reels, and combos are made to perform—and built to last.

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  1. Shakespeare Navigator Spincast Combo
    Shakespeare

    Shakespeare Navigator Spincast Combo

    Regular Price $24.99 Special Price $19.99
  2. Shakespeare Navigator Spinning Combo
    Shakespeare

    Shakespeare Navigator Spinning Combo

    Regular Price $24.99 Special Price $19.99
  3. Shakespeare Ugly Stik 7' Catfish Spinning Combo
    Ugly Stik

    Shakespeare Ugly Stik 7' Catfish Spinning Combo

    Regular Price $69.95 Special Price $55.96
  4. Shakespeare Ugly Stik Bigwater Trolling Combo - 9 Feet
    Ugly Stik

    Shakespeare Ugly Stik Bigwater Trolling Combo - 9 Feet

    Regular Price $119.99 Special Price $95.99
  5. Shimano FXC60MC2 Casting Rod
    Shimano

    Shimano FXC60MC2 Casting Rod

    $16.99
  6. Shimano Sojourn 7' Muskie Casting Rod
    Shimano

    Shimano Sojourn 7' Muskie Casting Rod

    As low as $59.99
  7. St. Croix Premier Spinning Rods
    St. Croix

    St. Croix Premier Spinning Rods

    As low as $75.00
  8. Two Brothers Innovations Genesis Spinning Rod
    Two Brothers Innovations

    Two Brothers Innovations Genesis Spinning Rod

    As low as $189.99
  9. Ugly Stik Bigwater Casting Rod
    Ugly Stik

    Ugly Stik Bigwater Casting Rod

    $79.99
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Find Your Perfect Rod, Reel, or Combo

Whether you're casting from shore or trolling deep water, our fishing rods, reels, and combos deliver the balance, strength, and sensitivity you need to land the big one.

Popular Features

  • Spinning rods and baitcasting reels for every technique
  • Beginner-friendly and pro-grade combos
  • Ice fishing rods and youth models
  • Trusted brands like Ugly Stik, Shakespeare, and Okuma

FAQs

Should I buy a combo or separate rod and reel?

Combos are great for beginners or convenience. Experienced anglers may prefer choosing separate rods and reels to match specific techniques.

What length rod should I use?

Longer rods cast farther, while shorter rods offer more control. Consider water type and target species when choosing.