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Shimano Teramar Ulua vs Shimano Tallus Ulua

The rod models used for this Shimano Teramar and Tallus comparison are the medium heavy models TERHIC13MH and ULC13MH.

Shimano Teramar and Shimano Tallus Model View

The Teramar overall is thinner with a 50 to 60lb line rating, and a 6 to 10oz lure rating. Rod weight is 36.5oz.

The Tallus shares the same line rating with a 7 to 10oz lure rating. Rod weight is 37.6oz.

Both rods are even split 2 sections.

Shimano Teramar and Shimano Tallus Real Seats

The Teramar has a size 24 Fuji reel seat with a back stop lock nut and it sits 36in from the end of the butt cap.

The Tallus has a size 28 Fuji real seat and it also sits 36in from the end of the butt cap.

Both reel seats accommodate the Penn Senator 4/0 Wide (113H2LW). Larger Penn reels have a larger foot than other similar sized reels from different brands.

Shimano Teramar and Shimano Tallus Rod Tips

The Teramar has 7 American Tackle Virtus guides. 316 Stainless steel with ceramic ring insert. The first 2 guides and tip have a larger internal diameter vs the Tallus.

The Tallus has 7 stainless steel hilo style guides.

Guide 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Tip
Teramar 24.0 18.5 14.5 14.5 14.5 14.5 14.5 15.5
Tallus 18.5 15.5 15.5 15.5 15.5 11.5 11.5 11.0

The guides are in the same positions on both rods.

Shimano Teramar and Shimano Tallus Butt Cap

The Teramar has a 12in stainless steel butt cap with a 25mm outside diameter.

The Tallus has a 12in stainless steel butt cap with a 32mm outside diameter.

Both rods will fit all the rod holders we offer without coming into contact with the rod blank.