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If You Could Only Use 1 Rod What Would It Be?

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in Fishing Rods, Reels, Line, and Knots

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6'6"

M/fast tip for 1/4.oz and under.

7'

MH/fast tip if your fishing mostly 3/8.oz lures and up.

I like a 2500 size reel and 10# line with both setups.

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    • Super User

    One rod..as much as I like my BC rods.if only 1 it have to be a 7 ft mh. With a size 35 aluminum reel....and 3 spools one braid 40lbs..2 mono or copolymer 4lb and 10 lb.this setup can cast ultra light lures too small.swimbaits and all between any of us wood need

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    • Super User

    One rod..as much as I like my BC rods.if only 1 it have to be a 7 ft mh. With a size 35 aluminum reel....and 3 spools one braid 40lbs..2 mono or copolymer 4lb and 10 lb.this setup can cast ultra light lures too small.swimbaits and all between any of us wood need

    Good call on the multiple spool option. Covers versatility concerns.

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