HOA pond equipment recommendation

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Originally Posted by deathb4disco

I would get the UL. It's rated for 2-6# line. The light is rated for 4-10#.

Micro Series Spinning Rod | Shakespeare(R)

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Is that the same rod that is included in the combo I posted?

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Originally Posted by Greenlawnracing

Is that the same rod that is included in the combo I posted?

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It sounds like it:


Shakespeare Mirco Series 7' Spinning Combo

In the competitive ultra-light market, Shakespeare Micro Series combos feature best-in-class value and now sport an all-new look.

•Graphite composite rod with ultra-light actions
•2 Ball Bearings for a smooth retrieve
•Ported spool filled with 4 LB. line
•Smooth multi-disc drag system

I don't see any actions listed for their UL rods, just lengths.

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Originally Posted by Greenlawnracing

Since it only states what power it is and not the action, how do I know that I am getting the correct combo? I know it is an ultralight, but is it the action that I need?

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The Micro ultralight is going to be slow action ,and the Micro light is going to be moderate action. What kind fish and lures you will be using ?

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Originally Posted by Techno2000

The Micro ultralight is going to be slow action ,and the Micro light is going to be moderate action. What kind fish and lures you will be using ?

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bluegill with live bait

I ordered the UL. Do I need to cancel?

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Originally Posted by Greenlawnracing

bluegill with live bait

I ordered the UL. Do I need to cancel?

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No, you’ll be fine.

There is a universal objective system that measures any rod's action as well as it's power and frequency values. It is called "Common Cents System " or CCS. There are data sites that have applied this system to many blanks and rods. It measures action by quantively measuring the exact deflection angle of the loaded rod. You can then make a accurate comparison to any other rod or blanks. I have measured every rod I have ever built. The results from this testing procedure eliminates subjective opinions and deals in objective values.


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Originally Posted by z520tom

There is a universal objective system that measures any rod's action as well as it's power and frequency values. It is called "Common Cents System " or CCS. There are data sites that have applied this system to many blanks and rods. It measures action by quantively measuring the exact deflection angle of the loaded rod. You can then make a accurate comparison to any other rod or blanks. I have measured every rod I have ever built. The results from this testing procedure eliminates subjective opinions and deals in objective values.


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Apparently I know less than I thought. I thought for small fish to have the ultimate experience you wanted an UL fast action. Am I correct that you want an UL, but the action is more related to the casting than the retrieval of the fish?

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Originally Posted by Greenlawnracing

Apparently I know less than I thought. I thought for small fish to have the ultimate experience you wanted an UL fast action. Am I correct that you want an UL, but the action is more related to the casting than the retrieval of the fish?

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Don't overthink the purchase of a $20 rod. The UL Micro will be fine for what you want to do.

I can't tell you what action you want. If you have a rod that you like have it tested by this system and you will know what you like. You will decide what you like and CCS will tell you what you got and how to compare it objectively to other rods available. Don't be surprised to find out that there may be a $100 and $500 rods out there with about the same properties.

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