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Small conventional rod for freshwater

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Are there any small conventional rod that you can use as a bait caster? 

Any brands and any good combos?

  • Global Moderator

What do you mean by "small"? Are we talking short? Lightweight? Multipiece or Telescoping? Something else?

 

  • Super User

“conventional rod” saltwater???

  • Super User

I just post that recently, I know what you mean. You can use Calcutta 100 or 200 sizes for that matter. I am using the BFS and they are the best for what you need. But how about you tell use why you looking for something like that?

 

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Shimano Poison Adrena 163L BFS with a Shimano Aldebaran BFS XG.  Both JDM but available via JDM internet sites.  On the order of $700ish but totally worth it. About 8 oz for the combo!

  • Super User
5 hours ago, Bass_Fishing_Socal said:

“conventional rod” saltwater???

Sometimes conventional rod means use of a rod that holds a baitcaster and water type is not a factor. I vaguely recall it from reading either Fishing for Dummies or The Idiot’s Guide to Fishing. 

What...lol

  • Author

Like the saltwater reel like a tuna reel small enough for freshwater bass.

  • Super User

There's plenty of round form factor baitcast reels appropriate for bass.

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