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Just now, Tatulatard said:

A bass rod.  The little trout rods are the ones that look like a toothpick.  Japan typically uses "bfs" to delineate between a light or ultra light trout rod and bass rod.  These rods also typically live within a family of normal bass rods.  There will be "normal" powers as well as a bfs line with light and ultra light powers.   Zodias, expride, benkai, days, rebellion and many many more bass rods all offer a L or UL or both in there Japanese versions it is so common.   Not so much in the states but some bands are starting to offer bfs like rods too. 

 

That's what I though before, but even for a bass rod, it's diameter is very high. Let me show you an example. Below is the Rapala Gold 8lbs, a very famous ''bass'' rod here o Brazil. I'm not arguing about ultrafinesse being only Trout-BFS rods, but a ultrafinesse rod having the same diameter as a shimano SLX, a rod with a very cheap im6/24ton blank.

 

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    I would disagree, the Loomis MagL/XF spinning rods are built like that.  

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6 minutes ago, ska4fun said:

 

That's what I though before, but even for a bass rod, it's diameter is very high. Let me show you an example. Below is the Rapala Gold 8lbs, a very famous ''bass'' rod here o Brazil. I'm not arguing about ultrafinesse being only Trout-BFS rods, but a ultrafinesse rod having the same diameter as a shimano SLX, a rod with a very cheap im6/24ton blank.

 

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It looks pretty standard for a bass rod to me.  At least compared a trout or panfish rod. 

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The Phenix Feather L and ML casting rods have a thickness of a “normal “ bass rod, but great light powers and great tapers.

19 hours ago, waymont said:

The Phenix Feather L and ML casting rods have a thickness of a “normal “ bass rod, but great light powers and great tapers.

 

Just saw it. That's what a call a very thick rod. I noted this is a trend on US scene bass. In easter I landed a 110-pounder Araipama, with a brazilian brand rod and every single bass bubba friend of mine, got astonished by the rod low thickness.

 

Thicker blanks overall are just cheaper, cost-effective.

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Have one and so far (50+ fish)  it's been pretty amazing. I have been actually surprised at how good it is. I was able to get 25% off but I would say it is well worth the money at the regular price. I will give it a real test in a tournament at the end of the month. 

 

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