![]() ![]() I like to feel every tic and bump at the end of the line. This is the most important factor for me. This means the rod is more sensitive and has more hook setting power.ĥ) Sensitive - Rod sensitivity is based on some of the qualities mentioned above like: Lightness, Balance, and Action. This is why I prefer a medium to a fast action rod. When you whip the rod it should be able to slice the air with little friction.Ĥ) Medium to Fast Action - The last thing I need in an ultralight rod is for it to be "soft". Once again, This makes the rod easier to handle, increasing hook ups and sensitivity.ģ) Thin - I prefer the rod to be as thin as possible, this includes the guides. Also, decreases fatigue from casting all day.Ģ) Balanced - With the reel in the reel seat, you should be able to horizontally balance the rod on your finger right in front of the reel. The rod is easier to handle, improving casting distance and accuracy. Since I'm in the market for a new UL fishing rod, I put together a list of all the qualities I look for when buying one.ġ) Lightweight - This helps the rod feel more like an extension of your arm. After fishing that pole (HARD) for all these years, even catching fish as large as a 13-15 lb coho salmon, it finally croaked on me. ![]() It was light weight, super balanced, and sensitive to every little tic. It was the best fishing rod I ever owned. I bought this ultra light rod about 4 years back. Anyway, back to what I wanted to talk about. ![]()
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