Duckett Fishing Micro Magic Spinning Rods
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- Proprietary ring-lock micro-guides designed for the rigors of tourney fishing
- Multi-modulus, ''guaranteed fresh'' pre-impregnated composite fiber blanks
- Comfort grip reel seats
- High-quality ''AA'' cork grips
- Hook keepers
- Custom anodized-aluminum winding checks
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by beamhound great spinning rods
i have 2 of these spinning rods. cast great and feels good in in your hands.
December 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ldw6559 Excellent rod worth every penny
I have a Revo Premiers 30 spinning reel and had it matched up with a 7ft. med. Veritas rod and thought it was the best combo I could ever hope to own regardless of price as I own G Loomis and St. Croix by the bunches. I still think the Veritas rod is awsome but I wanted to try the micro guides to see if it would increase casting distance. I bought the 6ft. 6 in. Duckett med. and man I will never go back. It increased my casting distance tremendously and not sure how but also decreased line twist. This rod is strong and up to any challenge you throw at it. I honestly put a .25oz. top water on the other morning early on a small lake I fish with a little fog rising gave it a strong toss and could not see where it landed. I mean it took me forever to retrieve it. Third cast I hooked a 3 lb. bass and he was so far away it didn't know what I had until I could bring him much closer. This is now my favorite setup and I will be buying more of these as money allows. The fit and finish are great and those tiny little guides hold the line so tight to the rod that you can feel everything. I use Power Pro 10lb. braid and the best reel ( Revo prm30 that less than 400.00 can buy). This Duckett in my opinion is way under priced for what you get. The micro magic is the best rod I my ever own but I will own many as they are truly a value if you can afford great fishing gear and I haven't fished with anything under 3-4 hundred dollars I would trade it for. Great for shakyhead, dropshot and many other applications, a one stop rod if I've ever fished one. Highly recommended for most all fishing types. Great for long distance and strong as a bull. That hump feels great in the hand and even lighter than the Veritas with greater sensitivity. Never thought I would ever say that!
June 18, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by nitroz8 DUCKETT SPINNING ROD
tHE BEST SPINNING ROD i'VE EVER HAD THE PLEASURE OF USING FOR DROPSHOTTING OR SHAKEY HEAD FISHING, yES i WOULD RECOMMEND THIS ROD TO EVERY ONE.
April 27, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by wdberk96 Can't wait to throw this rod!
Spent 2 hours @ BPS today looking for a new drop shot rod. I had a Loomis GL-2, St Croix Rage, Shimano Crucial, and an Abu Veritas in my hand. (I own St. Croix, Loomis GLX, and Falcon rods, so im naturally bias toward them.) Compared them all to the Duckett DFMM70MS and it was lighter and more sensitive than the other 4. I decided to go with it.
I did notice one issue, luckily before I got to the checkout - one of the guides was messed up. The insert was in the guide crooked, making the top razor sharp. That could have been a problem. I went back and swapped it out.
All in all, seems just as nice as rods 2x the price.
Can't wait to give it a try, will report back.
February 4, 2012
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I'm looking for a crank bait spinning rod. Will this material work for this application? Thanks in advance for the help!! Having hard time finding spinning rod for cranking. Any suggestions would be great..
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Probably if you get a med. heavy as they are a little light for weights given.
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It should do alright, some materials transfer vibration easier than others...and the action/power/manufacturing of the rod also plays a factor. Always stick with a simple no frills rod with a matte blank finish and microguides and you will get a more sensitive rod.Answers
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The rod is absolutely a one piece rod. The first responder is mistaken. I own 4 of these rods. Duckett fishing does not make a 2 piece rod. Period.Details:Â
What are the tips like? Fast/Mod?Which is better for crankbaits?
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I would say the tips are a mod/fast from the two that I have picked up...usually a moderate to moderate fast tip is the best for crankbaits. You still get a good hookset but you don't set it hard enough to where you pull the trebles out. Always though get a MH power so you can rip the crankbait free if it gets fould up with weeds...etc.A:Â
Fast. The best are the "cranking series" They're baitcasters. I'd use the medium heavy for cranking. The 7 footer or longer.Details:Â
Are these guides made for braid or can you use mono/fluro? Has anyone used mono with it?Thanks
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You can use braid, but my experience with braid on spinning rods is not a good one. Braid wraps around the tip to easily and you lose a tremendous amount of casting distance with braid on spinning gear.A:Â
These rods are designed with braid in mind. They are resistant to braid and therefore fine for the lesser punishment that mono and fc dish out. I use all three types of line with these rods and they preform very well.Details:Â
38-162-292-00How many guides(micro), plus tip does the 7 rod have ?
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Not sure but my med. 6ft.6in. has 11 including tip.
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The 7' Medium spinning rod has 11 guides total including the tip. 8 micro and the other 3 are smaller than your average spinning eyes. The first guide from the reel has an opening about the size of a nickel or smaller and the next 2 taper down to the micro guides. So 10 guides (7 micro) plus a micro tip. Awesome rod!1 of 1
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