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While using ultralight rods and reels, what artificial baits do you use, and what are your favorites and why?Continue
Started by Jeff Soto. Last reply by Slip Sinker Jul 27, 2018.
Been looking at TFO offering a combination fly /spin 6'0 med flex rod was wondering if anyone has any experience with this combo rod, I've handled combination rods b4 but they didn't feel like a fly…Continue
Started by paul sach. Last reply by hill country Feb 1, 2016.
I have used ultralights for years and I started out with the usual 5 footers. They work great and they surely have their place. However, the past year or so I have stepped up to rods measuring…Continue
Started by Mo Fish. Last reply by JBplusThuy Dec 9, 2015.
I got to thinking about this from a reply I made in the rod length discussion. With my most recent line replacement, my lightest line from a specified pound test perspective is 6# and that is…Continue
Started by Andy is OptiMystic. Last reply by Slip Sinker May 12, 2015.
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I like ultra light fishing, and last friday i could catch catfish on it so i want to share, it was 7.5 pounds and 68 cm., with a 1/8 jig and 4 pound line, the bait was turkeky winies. And the fight was like 7 miutes.
I bought a St Croix ultralight last summer at a Musky expo and had so much fun catching bluegills that I ended up on this site. So excited to find a group that enjoys these whippy rods.
Thanks Mark!
It is a nice combo. My wife got the same reel (only next size larger) and a heavier, shorter rod.
Someone just gave me a gift certificate for Cabelas so I may give in and buy another one of the 8 foot rods.
Your rod is very short I use a 6' 6" ultra light and you would be surprised how much that extra 18" inches helps with casting... At 6lb test your line maybe a little heavy for ulta lite float fishing... (I use 2lb Yozuri Hybrid or 2lb Maxima) They are both soft and cast great. Thills' floats are OK but if you are using a 'mini shy bite' they don't have a lot of weight to them... I recommend Porcupine or Goose quills if you can find them... something with very little wind resistance but has the ability to float a good sized bait or jig... I beleive you will see a tremendous difference with a lighter line and a longer rod... should increase your distance by 12 - 15 feet or more... Hope this helps mate.
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