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Starting to fish panfish, lol. Good starting poles and reels for catching artificial hardbaits? I'm not looking to spend lots of money, either. 

 

Ps;. can I just get a pen fishing rod? will that cast well? :lol:

 

Tight lines!

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Ugly sticks cannot be beat for treble hook baits on the cheap.  There moderate action works well and keeps them pinned nice.  I hate them for the same reason for fishing plastics.  They are sold as an all around rod and that frustrates a lot of people trying to fish single hook texas rigged plastics.

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Wal-Mart has a variety of cost conscious candidates. 

 

The have some GREAT aluminum cane poles too!

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Walmart has the Shakespeare micro lite combo for like 25 bucks. Awesome little bluegill rod and reel

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My brother recently bought the Daiwa Presso 5'6" ultralight rod. It's perfect, and although slightly pricy is much nicer than any 20$ Walmart special. If you buy this rod you won't regret it. He's got it paired with a pflueger president 6920. Well balanced ultralight combo, he's been slaying big sunfish on it.

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I use an ultra light ugly stik combo. Not the greatest setup, but it is fun catching a big feisty bluegill on a little tiny rod!

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I got my Abu Cardinal spinning reel, and Berkley lightning rod at Wal-Mart.

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