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I use a 6 1/2ft medium action, 6-15 lb test, spinning rod, for most of my Smallie fishing.

But I love throwing tiny live dads or night crawlers on my 6ft G Loomis SR720. They are the only company who makes a 6ft, 1 piece rod, rated for 1 to 4 lb test ! Talk about light ! But being 6ft, it helps to put a weightless crawler, or tiny live dad way out there.

Of course the size of the rod has "nothing" to do with the size of the fish :-) Remember this one I caught on my micro-light ?

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Should be able to land any Smallie I hook on it ;-)

Peace,

Fish

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Depends on where I'm fishing.  

For small streams and ponds I have a 6'6" Berkely cherrywood rod with a Abu Garcia Cardinal reel and 6# mono.

For the larger rivers near me I have a new 7' Pfluger 6740 that i just purchased and I'm thinking of spooling it up with Power Pro 30/8.  Probably a little overkill but the river is fast and I'm tired of losing tackle.  

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I would recommend 6 1/2 or 7' Medium Power/ Fast Action spinning tackle. For the applications you mentioned, I fish a St. Croix ES70MF/ Stella 2500FB and Yo-Zuri Hybrid Ultra Soft #6. My favorite smallmouth rig for other applications is a G.Loomis GLX PR844S/ Stella 2500FB and Ultra Soft #4.

I just bought a 7' St. Croix Avid AS70MF for tubes & grubs. I'll match it with a Diawa Terra 3000 spooled with Yo-Zuri Ultra Sofe #8. I'm a big Shimano guy for bait casters but have switched to Diawa for spinning reels.

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