Which one is the smaller size like for an ultralight rod
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I believe the lightest one is the IX-1000RC. Check the documentation from the Shimano website here: http://fish.shimano.com/publish/content/global_fish/en/us/index/customer_service0/instruction_manuals.download.-mainParsys-0001117-downloadFile.html/US_IX.pdf
100238
I bought the nine foot version and it did breakdown into two equal or at least very close to equal lengths. By the way, very good rod for the money.
2061315
The 30 is what I would call a standard sized bass fishing reel so I'd say a 20 would be perfect for ultra light applications.
1908211
I have one of the Citrix rods, and they are very nice. What you are showing is the 7 foot 2 inch rod. But if he needs the 6 foot 6 inch rod, you need to ge this one: Okuma's Citrix Three Piece Lightweight Travel Rods-CIT-S-664ML (Black, 6-Feet/6-Inch)
653880
8 piece set. Each rod has two sizes. Smallest 1) is 3 and 4 mm, 2) 5 and 6mm, 3) 7 and 8mm, 4) 9 and 10mm, 5) 11 and 12mm, 6) 13 and 14mm, 7) 15 and 16mm and finally 8) 17 and 18mm.
236004
The rod is one inch in diameter. The ends are approx. two and a half inches at their widest.
620371
I haven't used the ultra light so I can't really give you advice on that but I have the ergo caboose so you might want to consider the size difference between the two. The ergo is longer and heavier. I have a Chicco keyfit 30 and it fits in the ergos adapter with no problem and I really do like having my little one right up close.
73930
its a great little rod but it probably couldn't take anything heavier than 6 pounds and its a little stiff but a great value, fun rod. i bought the smallest version.
55552
Six feet, six inches, medium action, the amount of flex in the rod, light action is for small fish 1-5 pounds, medium 5-15 pounds, heavy 10-? It also affects sensitivity to bites from fish and when using lures. Also there are combinations of actions, medium-heavy, light-medium, ultra-light. Line weight and lure weight go along with it. Match your rod to the type and weight of fish you are trying to catch. Good luck, tight lines!
971914
The rods work but are a bit short particularly if you wanted to add a weight at the rear. The rods are standard 15mm and with a threaded splicer you could add rods or simply acquire longer rods to begin with. All that said I love this rig. Best 90 bucks I've spent on camera related gear. I'm going to extend mine for weight to add ballast. I've use a Redrock Micro at more than $600 and didn't get any more out of it. I recommend it.
2120899
The dia of my vertical adjustable rod is 7/8"...........will this fir this smaller size?
310256
this is a great rod for lure fishing or light to medium fishing, 1-3 kilo or upto 7 pounds are normal. heavier fish may require an amount of skill with this rod. This rod will not cast over surf or from a beach. but for a little tackle rod thats very small approx 18inches or 46cm i would recommend it. This rod has caught some decent little fighters on the Mediterranean for me so i like it.
1603843
The Product Description area says that No. R702.025: Extends 36" to 60". It also gives the No. and Size of several others. I only wish it would give the rod diameter as well.
1606631
The rods are about 5/16ths OD. I have a short run with a 90 degree turn and they handle the job well. I don't know what the size of the Imperial rods are. I have another brand which I forgot the name of, but they were only about 1/4 inch OD and were not good. I'm confident the Gardus will do the job for you. Keep in mind I have a 3 inch ID flu. Good luck.
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I would classify the Shimano R1000 as a lightweight reel. Although it will fit on an Ultra Lite rod and you can put 4LB test on it- it's just slightly larger than an UltraLite reel. It is durable and transporting it in a backpack should not pose an issue.
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GH- I use a Wright and McGill "Magnum Plug" 10' 6", Medium Fast Action + Heavy Power for trolling and mooching Chinook, sliver and humpy salmon. I've even jigged for ling cod but it's not as efficient as a shorter, stouter glass rod. I'm able to back bounce for steelhead as well. However, it can be alot of pole length on a busy drift boat so I borrowed my sons Okuma Blu Diamond BD-C-762MLa 7' 6" and it proved challenging with a fish on in big volume water. I'm happy with the trade-off of having one rod for multiple uses as opposed to multiple rods. Both of my boys just started salmon fishing so I like the economy of these rods, hopefully they will be durable as well. Hope this info helps-ML
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Mine is a 30A which is suitable for most anything you would be doing with up to a 1/8th inch rod. I've had no problem with my machine after burning pounds of rods-- 6011, 7024, 7018, and 6013.