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Recommend me a great bream rod. All opinions welcomed. Tell me why or why not to buy certain ones. By the way I have the reel already. It's a pfleuger president.
 
It's not a $20 rod but sniper made me one that is absolutely perfect!
Stiff backbone but soft fast tip.

Another really good rod is a Diawa Laguna.
Very cheap and awesome performance and feel.

If I was gonna buy a store bought rod that's what it would be.
 
i have several rods for different techniques and all of them are light and medium light action rods and they also double as crappie rods. the one i always seem to pick up is a bnm sam heaton super sensitive 7' light action(redesigned). ive used it for everything from casting 1/64 and 1/32oz up shallow to drop shot off the creek ledges and shell beds for post spawn bulls.

they are not expensive like a st croix but feel very similar.

www.bnmpoles.com

REDESIGNED! Sam Heaton’s 7-Foot Super-Sensitive

The SHSS72n is a spinning rod with the same sensitivity and feel of the jig pole series. Improvements include Dyna-Flo guides for smooth line retrieval,and a cork knob handle for outstanding balance and feel. Historically one of the most popular rods on the water, the SHSS72n is still supple...
www.bnmpoles.com www.bnmpoles.com
 
RUGER said:
It's not a $20 rod but sniper made me one that is absolutely perfect!
Stiff backbone but soft fast tip.

Another really good rod is a Diawa Laguna.
Very cheap and awesome performance and feel.

If I was gonna buy a store bought rod that's what it would be.
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How much we talking, and how do I get one from sniper?
 
Crow Terminator said:
St Croix Panfish series in 6'4 is what I use. Coupled with a Daiwa Fuego LT 2500 series reel. It's the finest combo I've had in my hands. But, I've never had a custom made rod.
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I was thinking hard about a st. Croix. Thanks for the feedback. By the way, I got the fish finder on the boat. It's perfect buddy. Thanks again
 
I am a huge fan of the Ugly Sick Lite Pro rods. I have 2 of them and they are the ones I choose the most when I go out fishing. They also aren't as hard on the wallet.
 
I'm busy with this at the moment but will be home in a few days and we can get back to building rods.
 

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