ODDSPRO Kids Fishing Pole Pink, Portable Telescopic Fishing Rod and Reel Combo Kit - with Spincast Fishing Reel Tackle Box for Girls, Youth

Easy assembly. Wide variety of colors. The tackle box is appropriate for someone just getting into fishing. I was able to help teach my daughter how to cast with the rubber starter fish. A great pole for beginners

Arrived undamaged. Easy to put together and use. I enjoyed the little book about knots included. The pole was a little longer than I thought for it being a kids pole but still manageable for a little. The strength is durable. This pole has already been use to catch many catfish.

Got this for my friends daughter. She loves it, holds up well to the wear and tear we have put it through so far. Seems very durable and has no issues pulling in 3-5lb trout.

I bought a generic Barbie spincast setup for my daughters sixth birthday and let her have it early to learn to cast and play around with it, in hopes of taking her to the stream to catch a few after her birthday. I was very unimpressed with the Barbie setup as I stupidly bought the model with no adjustable drag. That thing is seriously just a learning toy. Wanting to get her something with at least a adjustable drag, I went searching for something suitable. Stumbled on this and a few others like this, and decided this was the one I was gonna try out.For the money it’s pretty nice and solid and held up pretty well! It’s no loomis Stella combo, but what do you expect? Pole and reel feel solid and good quality. The tackle box, while mostly useless for where I fish was a nice compliment. The bag is awesome. The adjustable drag is a little jerky, but actually worked pretty damn well. Main thing is that it works. It definitely did. My daughter had a blast. I’m gonna let her fish it inshore this upcoming season. Lube it up with some corrosion X grease and oil and see if it can withstand a little salt. My bet is that it will. I’d definitely recommend this for children just learning how to fish.

Bought this for my 2 year old grand daughter who loves to fish with me. She can't cast it yet but her 9 year old sister can easily and then it is just the right size for the 2 year old. Now if I could figure out how to get her to leave the line in the water longer she might actually catch something. Her mother was holding it for her one time and caught a nice 14 inch rainbow on it so I know it will work fine as she grows more into it. She is the 3rd of her sisters to take up fishing and lives it as much as her older sisters. She even used it for catching crawfish off the rocks with some bacon and was able to get quite a few of them to bite even in her impatience. Great starter rod for any age child just get them the right length and let them at it.