Ultra lights

[robdy72]

I am looking to bye an ultra light setup to fish with, what do you guys recommend?

[1Holeshot]

I like the Crappie Maxx spinning combo from Bass Pro with 4# high viz mono and 1/16 oz. Charlie Brewer jigs and grubs.

[Bass Junkie]

7' St Croix panfish rod with a 1000 Shimano Sedona and 4 or 6lb Pline or Suffix. Leave the little 5'6" or 6' rods for the kiddos. You need to be able to make good long accurate casts with a 1/16oz jighead (sometimes smaller) and the extra rod length with a little tip action helps a lot.

[new2BC4bass]

For panfish or bass? I'm assuming panfish based on where you posted the question. Crappies in deep lakes or bluegills in shallow water?

[gixxer420]

For the money here is a solid setup

Rod = 13 Fishing 7ft Defy Silver 1 pc
Reel = Piscifun carbon x 1000

Wired2Fish guys use this Rod a lot for crappie.

[brushsjigs]

I am looking to bye an ultra light setup to fish with, what do you guys recommend?

How will you be using the rod? Dock shooting,, OK I see your point. Other than that Id say for plastics you would be better off with a 7' fast action Light action rod. Great for 1/16 thru 1/4oz jigs. Dobyns 701 or StCriox light action is perfect. Ultra lites you wont be able to set the hook on a long cast as well as the light action. Lightest action rod Id suggest is the old G Loomis 782 rod, and thats a 6.6" moderate action fast tip. great for 1/32- 1/16oz jigs. if you can find one.