Compare Shimano Sellus spinning to Dobyns Fury

Wanting to upgrade my medium/medium-light spinning option, primarily used for finesse applications like Ned rig and wacky worm. Most of the places I fish tend toward smaller fish. Also double duty on occasion fishing for creek smallmouth. My current setup is the Walmart Lew's Xfinity. In particular I'm really trying to max out sensitivity--for example I do a lot of Ned fishing for some really picky, overpressured fish in my subdivision pond and I need to be able to feel the tiniest little pecks and nibbles.

I recently upgraded my casting rod to a Dobyns Fury. I am loving that rod and the sensitivity in particular compared to the rod I was using. So if budget was not as much of a constraint, I would probably just go with a Fury spinning rod.

Unfortunately budget is a consideration and I'd love to put together a total package (rod and reel) for what the Fury costs or a little less. I found a Sellus for a steal of a deal. So, I'd love to have an idea of the comparison between the Sellus and the Dobyns Fury, and in particular how sensitivity compares.