What Rod do you have?

[riceboy]

Ive used the Majorcraft Slicer 662 2-4kg......for most ppl using it for bream and small stuff they're fine...but when you push towards the limit they lack abit power when compared to my HL-Z Finesse Special (Tubular Power Slim). So what Im really after is a multi purpose rod.

[Flattie_Hunter]

notting too good, just a 2 kg ugly stick with a 2500FB sienna and 2 kg 2 e.t rod with a little shimino bc 2000 baitcaster baitcaster is with 15 or and sienna has 8 lb mono

[SOL_LADY]

My top three rods are-

#1 Shimano 2-4kg 7' with a Shimano 2500 Reel.With 8lb Crystal Fireline & 6lb Berkley Vanish.
#2 Shimano Extremely Light Rod 7' & 1lb Crystal Fireline & 6lb Berkley Vanish,with a Penn 1000 Reel.
#3 Shimano Starlo Stick 4-8kg 7' (Heavy)Daiwa 2500 Reel.16lb Fireline Braid & Berkley 16lb Vanish Leader.

I have about another 8 to 10 Rods & Reels for "THE REALLY BIG FIGHTERS"

All work superbly!!!

Gae.

Originally Posted by n-fish

starlo stick 7' 3" for softs

& a pfluger triton 6' somthing (busted tip) for hards

pfluger soon to be replaced with new pfluger 7' 2"

[Dan Walter]

i currently run 2 t-curves
1- 7" XL 2-4kg with a stradic 2500 with 4lb fire line
2- 6,9 2-5kg bream spin (which i have to say is the best casting rod iv ever had) with a stradic 1000 with 4lb fire line
3- a Rack raider 6,8 3-5kg with a symetre 2500

[Try Hard]

Brad Y, what brands are these 40 and 70g rods you speek of?

[Shortlite]

Try Hard, he's built those himself, and that's what the rods weigh!! GUSA blanks (correct me if I'm mistaken Cowboy!!).

[CHUNQX]

Originally Posted by Shortlite

Try Hard, he's built those himself, and that's what the rods weigh!! GUSA blanks (correct me if I'm mistaken Cowboy!!).

Those rods would be friggin' unbelievable... I believe he uses recoil guides too and the lightness... I thought the rods I use are light, Loomis SR842-2 at 95 grams and the lightest I've ever used. The 40g rod would be unbelievable... only thing is, you'd have to find a super light reel to match otherwise the outfit might be imbalanced. Light reels are hard to find, unless you're willing to part with $800 for a Stella 1000 (do they make them in 500 size?) or Exist 1003.

To answer the original question:
Loomis SR842-2 IMX
Loomis Dropshot DSR820S GLX
Loomis SJR782 IMX
Loomis SJ6400 GL3 (really old model)

[Shortlite]

Luvias 1003 mate. I know, 40 g is unbelievably light. That's Recoils, really short thread wraps, and about a bee's wick of epoxy. Really abbreviated cork split grip, and reel attached with RodWrap tape. No stickers, buttwraps, decorations, no exceess epoxy anywhere.

Sound about right there Brad?