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SALE Bass Pro Shops® TinyLite™ Spinning Rod and Reel Combo


The workhorse ultralight reel for the crappie fisherman -- smooth and strong, built to last, yet very affordable. Great for multiple rod sets.

Reel features:
Compact graphite body; lightweight aluminum spool; 2-bearing system; precision die-cast gears; selective silent anti-reverse; spool-applied disc drag system. Weight: 5.4 oz. Line capacity: 4 lb./125 yards. Line recovery: 22'' per handle turn. Gear ratio: 5.2:1.

Rod features:
4' 6'' 1-piece ultra-light tubular graphite composite blank; stainless steel guides/inserts; EVA handle with integrated reel seat and twist-lock foregrip.

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Model Gear Ratio Power Other specs Quantity  

TYL4605

5.2:1

Ultra Light

 Recovery Rate: 22"
Weight (oz.): 5.4 		38-951-028-00
Regular Price: $24.99
SALE Price (each): $19.99
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The workhorse ultralight reel for the crappie fisherman -- smooth and strong, built to last, yet very affordable. Great for multiple rod sets.

Reel features:
Compact graphite body; lightweight aluminum spool; 2-bearing system; precision die-cast gears; selective silent anti-reverse; spool-applied disc drag system. Weight: 5.4 oz. Line capacity: 4 lb./125 yards. Line recovery: 22'' per handle turn. Gear ratio: 5.2:1.

Rod features:
4' 6'' 1-piece ultra-light tubular graphite composite blank; stainless steel guides/inserts; EVA handle with integrated reel seat and twist-lock foregrip.

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UL = Ultra Light
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1/64 to 1/4 oz
9 months ago
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i use any lure on this pole because they all more on it
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a lead head and a twisty tail for crappie
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1/16 or 1/8 oz for panfish
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I have a pole just like this that one. I have gotten 10lb bass in on the pole. The pole is perfect for bass and bluegill. The tip of the pole bends alot. If you have a bluegill on it, it mades it look like a big bass. But the only problem is when you hook a 25lb carp with it like i did. It made my reel start clicking.
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cast really far
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put it down
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break it down
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reel in a 4 pound bass! but FUN!!
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put it back in the car
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Setting the hook. The pole flexes too much. When I started using it, one day I hooked 6 trout and lost four of them. It got MUCH better after I switched to braided line.
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Put it down... wish i could use it everyday!!!
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nothing, it is perfect.
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