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    Yes felt Ugly stick just doesn't have the feel

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    Quote Originally Posted by ld7009 View Post
    Yes felt Ugly stick just doesn't have the feel
    Ugly Sticks are “Dead” rods. As has been mentioned the BPS Micro and Daiwa Presso will serve you much better.

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    Quote Originally Posted by skeetbum View Post
    At less than $20
    Yeah...$19 and way less tears when you break that tip.
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    An option might be the Leland TSS. And if you break the tip, according to Randy's latest video, you can get a replacement for $10. Randy is giving one away right now on his YouTube channel.

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    I also own a TSS Leland rod and like it fine. But it isn’t $20. As I’m fishing these new to me rods I’m finding what characteristics I like in common rods. It’s funny that some of the cheap rods perform very well. Every cherrywood rod I’ve owned, thats 3 rods, have wound up broken and in the trash. I fish these other rods the same way with better results. Berkley Lightning Rod is another of my favorites but handle it before you buy it. They’ve changed them from when I bought mine and I can’t vouch for the newer ones being like what I own. If you listen to nothing else I ever say, pay attention to this. If you’re looking for that special rod that is an extension of your mind and index finger, handle it first. Put the reel on it you plan to use and feel it’s balance, this is also very important. Take your time as there is a lot to choose from. The process is very much worth it.
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    Detailed review on the Shakespeare Micro and Presso at links below.

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    Check out my Instagram fishing pics:
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fishfishwish View Post
    Detailed review on the Shakespeare Micro and Presso at links below.

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    I have watched several of your video reviews, especially on the JDM stuff, and enjoyed all of them. Like the Instagram pics also, most of us on here are Panfish crazy, or at least I know I am.
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    Glad you liked the pics. I like to mix it up, bass and panfish. I have been downsizing my take for bass though. Even more fun catching the bass on the light stuff.

    The videos aren't mine. Those are by Victor in Chicago.
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    Has anyone used a Finwick Eagle Spinning Rod for panfish
    Medium Light/ Moderate fast.
    line weight 4-10
    lure weight 1/8 - 5/8. 5 year warranty
    leaning towards this one
    EPS power lite is next to it
    medium rod
    line 4-8
    lure 1/32-3/16. For panfish and light Bass
    1year warranty
    both close to same price
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    Quote Originally Posted by ld7009 View Post
    Has anyone used a Finwick Eagle Spinning Rod for panfish
    Medium Light/ Moderate fast.
    line weight 4-10
    lure weight 1/8 - 5/8. 5 year warranty
    leaning towards this one
    EPS power lite is next to it
    medium rod
    line 4-8
    lure 1/32-3/16
    1year warranty
    both close to same price
    I would never use a medium rod for bluegill and crappie. Medium light? Probably not, but it depends on the rod.

    I'd still got with a light or UL version of whichever one you like best.
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