Need a new ultra light spinning rod

  • yellowriver
    Posts: 47
    #2012926

    Snapped 8” off my ESP 6’ power lite rod. Looking for something in the $100-125 range, 6 to 7 foot, Gill and trout rod, one piece and be able to throw a F-7 Rapala if need be. Will be putting on my Pflueger Summit 25. Read back post and see the st croix has a big following. What else is out there? Any made in USA? Thanks all.

    slipperybob
    Lil'Can, MN
    Posts: 1404
    #2012948

    I’ve always been a St. Croix fanboy but I’ve slowly been looking for other brands. Unfortunately seems like a lot of rods are actually made in China even though the rods may have originally designed in USA. Some that I have looked over within the past few years and some are just updated recently this year. Many are price point just below $200 and above $150.

    Phenix Feather series
    Dobyns Sierra series – Trout Panfish
    Shimano Zodiac series
    Shimano Sensilite series

    BrianF
    Posts: 755
    #2012962

    Consider the Diawa Kage Ultralight series of rods. I was very impressed with the one I bought – one piece, very light weight, XF action, Alconite guides. For me, the best UL rod I’ve ever owned. Have my eye on the KAG791LFS after purchasing the 7’7” version last year. My nearly $300 Seth Feider rod will soon be up for sale and replaced by the Kage.

    Bearcat89
    North branch, mn
    Posts: 20041
    #2012968

    I love my 2 7ft hellbent rods. 1 pieces great action.

    Brad Dimond
    Posts: 1434
    #2013016

    St. Croix Panfish Series Spinning Rod PFS69ULF 6’9” Ultralight Fast Action $130. Made in Mexico at a St. Croix owned facility. Heck of a rod for the money.

    KwickStick
    At the intersection of Pools 6 & 7
    Posts: 595
    #2013024

    Fenwick Elite Tech River Runner

    Michael Gallagher
    Posts: 10
    #2013030

    I have a brand new Berkley Tactix Ultra lite, $40

    Also looking for a Med Heavy Bass Pro Tourney special that is broken, I have the reel seat all the way up including the second guide guide. Looking to repair it and give to my 10Yr old Granddaughter Thanks

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    hooknfinger
    Rochester, Minnesota
    Posts: 1290
    #2013093

    I’ve been looking into a new ultralight setup. A lot of guys have good things to say about these

    Acc crappie stix

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