is this a pole that can be used for walleye fishing in a lake and use like a 10lb test
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Yes, you can use 10lb test on it and land some big fish with it. I caught 3 20-21 inch large mouth bass last year. It was quite a fight for every one of them but the pole handled it very well. I was very pleased with the performance. Make sure your pole sections are seated tightly as they can sometimes get loose but I haven't had that happen but once. Good luck and Happy fishing!
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This rod is ultra light. It can use under 6lbs line, 1/4 oz lure. As I remember...
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Yes it could, It would not be the ideal use for this since it is an ultra light setup. and 10 lb test line would not give you a lot of line on the spool.
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Nope, depending on what you're going after as to the pound test. The rod is light so you can't use a heavy line and target heavy (15lb. +) fish. I put 16 lb. test mono. and getting good results. Much heavier than that you're going to get a real reduction in casting distance and more rig shift with the current.
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If there is an attachment to fit the pole, this pole would work fine. An attachment similar to the brush and skim net.
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Yes. Fishing pole has to go in right way. Can't just throw in. My 2 1/2 yr. old grandson loved this. It's a toy they keep going back to over their childhood years. Also bought a book called "Gone Fishing" by Earlene Long
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Yes they are a light weight pole but can handle some pretty good fish,I have caught some 16 inch brook trout on them,plenty of Bass and rainbow trout. the 16 inch brookies were a lot of fun on these poles.
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Yes....You can use this line, just keep it from freezing because I don't know how this line would react on freezing water besides than comparing it from a natural mono filament line. I do know that this would handle a 50 LB. Northern Pike in your hook for sure.
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Depending on the size of the reel, yes. I use 6-8 test line and a Skeet Reese finesse tube rod for trout.
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If your rod has a standard attachment, the same as most fly rods, I see no reason why it would not fit. I only fish 8 wt, bit it has plenty big enough for 10 wt.
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Yes. It's decent quality not the most amazing but decent. I use it on the front 90 a flat bottom boat for night time cat fishing, serves it's purpose and is much cheaper.
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Somewhere in the description on the Amazon page, it states that it is for decorative use. It is fairly sturdy, so I suppose you could try to fish with it! It is not really intended for that purpose, though. Good luck!
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No this is more of a trolling / bottom fishing Rod. Great rod, just the application you are asking about is not for this rod. They do have other rods that would work however...
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Yes. I am currently using it for fresh water topwater lures but it can be used for any lure of small to medium size
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I bought a pole for each of my Grandsons. Yes, they both caught fish with this pole. I don't know how since they seem to enjoy casting the most and they didn't leave the line in the water very long.
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Bought this for my husband who used Spiderwire 15 lb test line for trout in fresh water lake. I guess the test line weight depends on what your fishing for. Hope this helped.
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I think you would be ok with it. I have never used one for walleye but I have never had any problems with it for bass fishing and I fish them a lot. Only problem I ever had was a bad handle and I just replaced it and was an easy fix. The drag is good and casts real smooth. I would use them for steelhead fishing in the rivers and think it would hold up just fine. I have fished the Black Max for northern largemouth bass in the state of Oregon for bass as big as 9lbs and use them in bass tournaments and again have had no problems other then one of my reels had a loose grip on the handle and I just replaced the handle for an easy fix. I hope this helps you out, good luck! I think you would be ok with it. I have never used one for walleye but I have never had any problems with it for bass fishing and I fish them a lot. Only problem I ever had was a bad handle and I just replaced it and was an easy fix. The drag is good and casts real smooth. I would use them for steelhead fishing in the rivers and think it would hold up just fine. I have fished the Black Max for northern largemouth bass in the state of Oregon for bass as big as 9lbs and use them in bass tournaments and again have had no problems other then one of my reels had a loose grip on the handle and I... » Read More I think you would be ok with it. I have never used one for walleye but I have never had any problems with it for bass fishing and I fish them a lot. Only problem I ever had was a bad handle and I just replaced it and was an easy fix. The drag is good and casts real smooth. I would use them for steelhead fishing in the rivers and think it would hold up just fine. I have fished the Black Max for northern largemouth bass in the state of Oregon for bass as big as 9lbs and use them in bass tournaments and again have had no problems other then one of my reels had a loose grip on the handle and I just replaced the handle for an easy fix. I hope this helps you out, good luck! « Show Less
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It's a noodle tip trolling rod with a stiff lower/mid section (I have landed 30lb chinook salmon multiple times with our duo of rods). IMHO there are better rods out there for your application but you might like it...
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It should be cuz you can set the baitrunner to how your pole is. I think you can use it on any pole if you set it right