what size rod should i use for this?
475971
I'm using one on a 5/6 weight rod that I've set up for trolling flies. I never cast with it, so the heavier line isn't a problem. A heavier rod would increase the chance of breaking a light tippet on a strike.
475972
It depends on a variety of things length should always depend on what is comfy I find 9 -10 foot easy to control strength depends on the reel itself I found this reel a little weak for what I do should prolly stick with 5-7 smaller trout and not bad for bass hope this helps
475973
I have an 8'6 steel head fly rode with size 8 float line and works perfect for me
32928
Sorry,I don't really know if there is a safe and sound way to do that. I have purchased down rods a long as 60 inches if you need more than that I would go to the Hunter website and pose your particular problem with length and see if they have a solution.Best regards,Michael
1833972
This is the standard 60mm wide rail width to fit 15mm rods. You will need to verify your rig is the standard 60mmx15mm, I'm 99.9% sure it is I really haven't seen any oddball rigs out there on the market, in the affordable price range that is ;)
2063765
Being a 5wt rod I would go with something heavier for steelhead and salmon but wild water does make a bigger combo kit
391610
It would probably work, but all of the rooms in have seen like that use a much longer rod. We will be moving soon to a house with a family room like that and I will be looking for a longer downrod. (Between 3 and 4 feet)
1695113
The rod is 48" long and I'm using it on a 3 burner grill. You adjust the handle end and the forks to fit your needs. Works for me!
2087619
It comes with 4.5" down rod.you can shorten it by 2" for a total of 2.5" that would be the max I would go .hope this helps
816291
The pole is a spring rod. I would get the 32 inch for the door size you mentioned.
1438912
I don't see why not, it is a standard rod. But just to be on the safe side you should take your bike to a bike shop and ask what size rod you need. Good luck.
636816
you can do it. Use 1/16 rod and keep amperage low. If this works out try 5/64 rod. I recommend 6013.
1217087
I am using it with 1" rods but like the previous poster said, this should work without issue. The screw size is the same, this corner piece might just look a little bigger with the 3/4" rod and not as "seamless" as it does with the 1".
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I don't see a problem but okiaya also has 30-80 rod, the same size but stiffer. The choice would really be determined by the targeted fish. If you are going for huge makos, marlin or big tuna I would use the 30-80 but for fish under 120 # I like the 30-50.
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I use the Cedros 40clf on mine. I have put a 50 on it too. The 40 manages good sized Redfish, Stripers up to 39" and small Mahi Mahi, Lesser Amberjacks, Bonito, Albacore and Yellow Tail. I use food braid and dampen that with flurocarbon leader. Drag is the issue and line test that will not over stress the rods test weight. I believe you will be happy with the combinations.
1188918
I'm not familiar with your rod. Try it and see what happens. Bear in mind it is an inexpensive reel.
1154437
The rod itself is over 36" long, of that, 1.5" fits into the motor housing. The other end rests in the rod holder. This leaves you with about 33" of rod to work with. Hope that helps!
866421
This will work fine. If you set your drag too high itll snap the rod easier than a better quality rod, but thats to be expected.
1021661
I looked at the manufacturers web site and it says this rod is only good for 58" to 60.5" shower installations. Back when I was searching on Amazon for mine I saw some other options that would work for you. Just keep looking. Good luck.