Bass Pro Shops® MicroLite Classic Spinning Combos
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With an ultra light action and power, Bass Pro Shops' two-piece MicroLite Classic Rod is fitted with stainless steel guides and a cork handle. A glass blank and a cushioned, brushed gold reel seat make this an even better value.
- Graphite frame
- Graphite side covers
- Aluminum spool
- Two-piece construction
- Glass blank
- Stainless steel guides
- Cork handle
- Hooded reel seat
With an ultra light action and power, Bass Pro Shops' two-piece MicroLite Classic Rod is fitted with stainless steel guides and a cork handle. A glass blank and a cushioned, brushed gold reel seat make this an even better value.
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 7
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by legan57 I love this pole!
This is a great light weight pole that cssts great. The only reason I purchased this rod and reel is because it was yellow and I thought it was cute. I am so happy I did purchase it because it works great (casts great)! It is a shorter rod and is easy for my daughter to use too.
April 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by JesseL Great UL Combo
I got the 7'6" model of this combo and I'm glad I did. The sensitivity of the rod is great, you can feel every pebble jigging off the bottom and you can feel the fish nibbling at your lure.
The rod at 7'6" is "floppy" that can be a pro or a con based on your personal opinion, I personally like the "floppy" style in this case; fighting small fish and having a blast when you hook a nice sized fish. Also the softness of the rod allows the fish to hook themselves. Be sure before you buy the 7'6" model that it'll work for you, if you fish areas where there are a lot of trees or other obstructions and tight squeezes it can be tricky casting the 7'6" rod.
And now onto the reel, it works, I haven't had a problem with it. Is it anything special? no but for $20 you're getting a great rod and a good reel. I have done all my fishing with the original combo but just put on the reel from my previous UL setup, and that isn't a knock at the reel I just had a better reel not being used.
I use 4lb mono(World Wide Sportsman - Camo) and often a 3" slip float or just a 1/32oz Jig. With that I can cast a good distance with the flick of my wrist, just be sure you don't have the wind with you or you may cast across the lake.
I have three problems with this:
1. I'd like to see it in a simple color such as Black or White, Yellow isn't for everyone.
2. I was looking to buy two more but was sad to see it's out of stock online.
3. The top part of the rod seems to slip out from the bottom piece. It's happen to me 3 times out of many trips and can be easily fixed by making sure its snug every now and then.
The pictures included are all caught with this combo, 15" Trout and 16" Smallmouth Bass.
June 28, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Reedy0808 Trout slaying machine!
I bought this combo at Sevierville, Tennesee's Bass Pro Shops because it was cheap. I got home and put some 4 lb. mustad line on it and caught numerous trout. The sensitivity and bend is awesome and fun.
June 24, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by olsaddletramp great rod n reel for the price
I bought a 5'6" and 7'6" and keep both in my truck i like them for panfishing have caught many bluegill brim and crappies with out a single problem . The rods both have enough flex to make a fight out of catching 1 pound fish ..lots of fun .
June 14, 2012
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The bass would have to be a little on the smaller size around 1-2lb.
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Yes but stick to smaller more finesse lures. I have caught a couple fish in the 16" inch range so far and it held up well, the pole has a lot of bend in it. Like the other person said; use a net and don't try man handling a big fish enjoy the fight.Images for this Answer
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Small bass under 2 or 3 lbs shouldnt be a problems but finesse and dont try to lift them out of the water use a net or hand hold on the fish.1 of 1
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