I use 30lb powerpro for perch & eyes For those of you asking, noodles are the way to go! My favorite rod is a Browning Six Rivers noodle. The pflug reels I use come with an extra spool, so I have a few interchangable spools. 1 @ 2lb, 1 @ 6lb, 1 @ 12lb, with this combo I catch anything! 12lb on this setup is my spinning combo of choice for Salmon & trout in the SR. I lost count how many 20-30lb fish in current I got last season. 6lb for deep water jigging for perch, eyes, & smallies, 2lb when targeting Perch & pans. I love the thing. My 6'6's & 7's have their place, but if I had to pick one it wouldn't be one of them. Yup the noodle loads a bit different especially when using a line above what it's rated for, but it's not much of an adjustment.
SONARS RIP!!!! Just like a Walleyes belly with 2 sets of trebles buried in it --KP
CAN'T SAY THAT I EVER HOOKED 'EM IN THE BELLY....ALWAYS IN THE MOUTH ....Just like Salmon in October !!! --KP
Hooking Salmon in the mouth in October is EASY!!!!! Even GAMMA could do it!! --KP
YA RIGHT SALMON DONT EAT MAKIE PLASTICS
Oh boy.......I'm gonna have to take you fishing ! Once you lay your sawdust covered hands on the rods I use, your "Noodles" will be commisioned to be used as tomato stakes (just not on windy days)
You have rods that actually work? I thought the ones you had were merely intended to help hold the headliner up.
I gotta tell ya, I've been fishing 4# NanoFil for panfish for about 3 weeks now. I LOVE THIS STUFF! Using a light 7 foot spinning rod I'm casting tiny jigs way, way farther than I've ever been able with any other line. Even in a breeze this line is out performing anything else. I have not hooked a trout, bass, or pickerel with it yet but I'm feeling confident that it will perform when that happens. This was a great tip. I'm going to rig up 2 or 3 more rods with it.