Bream rod ??

What rod y'all using for bream?

that's a can of worms right there. I like my St Croix Panfish Series rod. I have a 6'9" ULF and the 7'LXF and love them both.

5' Shakespeare ugly stick! Great Rod and I have caught some super fish with it.

I'm a guy who shops bargains from Dicks, BassPro, Academy and Cabelas. Last year Academy had a steal on Copper River rods for $15. Bought four and Jos and I fell in love with them. When the deal came back earlier this year I bought a dozen more in various weight and length.... Yeah, I know that's a lot, but we have plans for the dozens of setups we have stored.

A 3wt fly rod

Love the Bass Pro UL series rods. Great value and handle well.



Side Note: When fishing for sunfish I am using the flyrod a lot more.

Got to love it. Nothing beats an Ugly Stick.

I have sunfish rods of different lengths, but like my 5' UL best. Happens to be a Quantum Tribute XTS501ULW that I was lucky to hang and pull up from the bottom of the lake. Would recommend it without any reservation. There are, of course, other brands, but I especially favor a 5' length.

7 1/2' Redington Classic Trout 2wt Fly rod.

No old school fisherfolks on TFF? Cane pole of course. Hand dug worms (if the EPA ain't watching).

Modern old school, 12' telescoping tenkara rod, can use flies or worms.

5' ultralight hands down
Also, cane pole fishing is a GREAT experience!! Some of my best memories!

Tenkara would make a good bream pole.

sage bass II series "Bluegill" flyrod