The Best Ultralight Backpacking Fishing Rods - These ROCK!

In This Video, I SLAY Fish Using These Ultralight Poles.
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[juanjoseamador]

*I like the way it feels **enjoyable.fishing** recommend and cast, time will tell I only used it once but it seems to work well....*

[jamesperrone]

I've had the Emmrod system for about a decade. Hands down the most versatile out there. Virtually indestructible, they have many different styles and configurations. I've used reels from ultra light to a 4000 series. Fresh and salt water. Panfish to Snook! This year I'm focusing on land a Bull redfish on it!

[j.p]

I have an Emrod Kayak version for 10 years plus. Friends laugh but it never broke and I caught more fish in boat and shore than most. Use 40lbs higher braided line and you will amaze anyone!

[subdawg]

For my backpack I use a Walmart ice fishing pole, works well ... great for bass, pike, trout

[markphillips]

I like the fact that you're very thorough in all your videos.. great job .. keep on keeping on !

[TarqPick]

"Dope?"

You learned a new word.

*OUTSTANDING!*

[adrockey]

Awesome video! Nothing like fishing a mountain lake. Just doesn't get any more peaceful than that.

[larryfitzgerald]

Good vid and comparison. For years, I used an old fashioned CB antenna as a backpacking fishing rod. The spring provided just the right "give" and the long base was simple to tape a reel on. I removed the end eye from an older broken rod and used it on the tip of the antenna. It made a good, light, very packable rod and reel. I caught many fish on that ultralight rig -- including an 5 lb. catfish.

[jonathanflowers]

I received an Emmrod several years ago as a gift from my wife, it quickly became my favorite fishing rod to take everywhere from fresh water to salt water fishing and it is very high quality. Thank you again for an excellent video!

[stepheneddington]

I'm surprised you didn't show how the Emmrod is broken down and stored. I use to sell them and that was one of the neat tricks to show for getting a sale. People didn't think the rod tip came out. Twist, pull out, reverse tip and it slides on making it even smaller in length to fit inside a backpack or even your pants pocket depending on its size. Expensive, yes. However it's one of those things you'll be glad you spent the extra money on.

[steelhuskers]

I’ve been using the emmrod for about 2 years, I paired it up with the zebco 33. Bomb proof great video

[valsblackcatsrule]

Too sweet! You got some pretty ones! That looked like a great spot to lay back and enjoy. Thank you for sharing a part of your day with us!

[dougbas]

It is January and 12F. This video made me dream of warmer times and wild fishing. Thanks

[jamesbaldwin]

Two nice mini poles. That scenery was beautiful. I've been to AZ but I want to go more north and see some stuff with trees. Great review.

[gutspraygore]

Nice! Didn't know these even existed. I mostly fish in salt water. This was great. Thanks for the video.

[harrkev]

I have had the Emmrod for a few years, and LOVE it. However, I recommend the spin-cast version. Spinning reels are nicer, but when jamming in a backpack, the bail can get bent or broken. So you either need to keep the reel in a case of some kind, or just get a more sturdy reel. The spincast version allows for the reel handle to be easily removed, and then the whole thing goes into a pack without worry of breaking.


Also, Diawa makes the "Mini-Spin." The rod breaks down into five pieces, and the whole thing (including reel) goes into a small plastic case. It is nicer to fish with, but takes more effort to put together or take apart.

[tacticaltonto]

I've had an Emmrod Original for over 6 years. Sturdy piece of kit that never disappoints. I use a Cabela's, 10:1 ratio spin caster with Spiyderwire 6lbs test. Bomb proof. Good video.

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[jamesbrownmiller]

I have had the Emmrod fishing pole and reel for many years! Good little rod and does not take up too much space!