Looking for your opinions on good ul rods ... I just purchased a st croix avid 6’ulf but am waiting for it to get here ... it is going to have a stradic 1000 fl paired with it ... I am just fishing small creeks and rivers alone with some small farm ponds and will mainly be using jigs with gulp minnows, trout magnets and panfish magnets

Shakespeare micro series for cheap at Walmart
That’s all I use in the creek
Mainly for sandies during the spring run and trout

6' Duck Commander light action crappie rod - best I've ever used to cast light lures and not expensive: $37 s/h included

Shakespeare micro series - like he said.

J...I think you will be very happy with the St Croix Ultra Lite rod...I have 4 of them & will never go back....

I use the St. Croix light, fast 6’6” and they work great. I have used a friends G Rod and a couple of different G Loomis and I wouldn’t trade for either one

[quote=SenkoSam]6' Duck Commander light action crappie rod - best I've ever used to cast light lures and not expensive: $37 s/h included

^^^^ This -- I have 3 of these that I use for dock shooting, model DC-SPIN6.

Good Luck,
Bozz

I just bought(maybe the last) St. Croix Mojo Inshore Medium Lite rod. Love it. Had to re-learn how to cast! Almost all the manufacturers of rods like these are out of stock. Was looking for a similar rod in fiberglass, but nobody has any. Falcon makes a glass/carbon composite, but none anywhere. Good luck. IslandJim

...just for small creeks & rivers WOW

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The Academy H2O (blue) rods are pretty good for lightweight presentations.

Bryan

These are what I use as well. You can get them for less than 20 bucks if you wait for a deal. I keep with 4lb line and one with 6 lb line and have no trouble tossing small jigs with either.

I like the Falcon BuCoo rods; everyone who tries mine wants one.

St Croix but I prefer at least a 7ft rod.

I have a St.Croix panfish series which I really like. I also have two Daiwa KAGE ultra lite rods which are more on the high end side. I like them a lot bur my only issue with them is they are super thin and so you need to be careful when you stow them etc. They are better than the St.Croix panfish series but if I had to do it again, I would spend the extra money and buy the St.Croix Premiere ultra lite rod like Vogey has. Most people wont pay the price like I paid for the Daiwa KAGE rod $250 plus let alone the St.Croix premiere ultra lite rod which is about $100 more. You definitely get what you pay for.