Light Lure Rod

Not sure if this is in the right section but here we go anyway.
Started fishing a new water last weekend, its quite small and stuffed full of nice sized jacks and could also hold some nice perch if the 2lb one I had is anything to go by so im looking at getting a lighter set up so I can get a bit more sport from the jacks and target the perch a bit better, does anyone have any rod and reel suggestions ?

Should have said looking for something to cast lures up to around 20g.

Hi

I've got one of these, doesn't break the bank but gets the fish on them, had pike to 10lb (my daughter did anyway) and it coped really well.

Linky

plenty more on that site

Michael

I like the Drennan Series 7 Spincast rods but they are rated at 20-80g

Decent rods.

Also, I had a Shimano Vengeance 7ft 10-30g and it was nice but I never got the chance to get anything over 3lb on it as I lost it like a total dingus...

Cork Smelled amazing on it!

Shimano Vengeance

But same as a lot, the make is the indicator on it's quality and £30-£40 is enough for a good quality spinning rod

If you want something even lighter and a softer action, I really couldn't say...

It all depends what you are thinking lure wise, my Ultralite outfit is a Greys G-Light Spin and its a nice bit of kit for the money

Linky

I match that with a Shimano Sedona reel and 12-15lb braid makes a very sensative outfit, perfect for small plugs, spinners and jigs

and i've got this spro one with the matching u/l reel

http://www.harrissportsmail.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=16917

i must say that the kit woody and me use really is ultralight and wont cast much over 15g you need to work out exactly what your wanting to chuck before you buy

chief wrote:and i've got this spro one with the matching u/l reel

http://www.harrissportsmail.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=16917

i must say that the kit woody and me use really is ultralight and wont cast much over 15g you need to work out exactly what your wanting to chuck before you buy

I have half of one

I've a greys prodigy spin rod, rated 15-60gms,paired with a Mitchell Avocet, makes a lovely combo. Will handle anything I want to throw.

I use crankbaits, softbaits and spinners at the moment so would be using the same just smaller, 20g would be right at the top of weight I would want to cast as my current rod will do 20g-50g.
I like to look of the Spro rod nd reel also looked at the Drennan spinflex 7ft.

Spro rod is bang on for the money