what size fish can i catch without the line snapping?
1769480
Between two to three pounds but if you're A real fisherman you can tell your frirnds that you caught one on it that weighed around eight pounds. Its amazing how fast A fish grows after you catch it. They're not going to believe you anyway. Nice little outfit. I bought A few to give as gifts. Great response from friends "especially children." Have fun Sincerly George Lee
1769481
I think it says the lines weight on discription...no more than 6 or 8 I'm thinking..you can always change the line.
1769482
Probably around 8-10lb depending on how hard they fight. You can replace the line though and then you can catch nearly anything!
1769483
The largest one I caught was a 4 lb pike ... the PF could probably do twice that with the included line.
1769484
Well, to a large extent it will depend on your fishing skills. Where one person knows how to play a fish, he might catch a large trout; but another person with limited skills probably won't be able to land that same large trout. The other answers I've read here may be helpful to you too. If you just plan on hooking it and dragging it to shore--probably not very big.
648383
It is good for the fish size up to 2feet at most. It will be quit thrilling if you really catch a big one having hard time toretrieve.If you expect bigger than that, you need one with larger spool and stronger drag like Abu 5000 or 6000 series.
1772001
I have this rod and have caught everything from large panfish (bream, crappie) to small bass. I have also caught both fresh and saltwater trout. It all depends on what size leader and tippet you use and how much you are willing to finesse a big fish.
1873822
small goldfish, zebras, a few other tetras do ok without a bubbler. 1-2 is all you should probably try (rule is 1" of fish for every gallon of water). We've even had a small water frog in ours and he did pretty well.
2051533
Sorry, I have no idea. I can handle Pike, Walleye, etc. no problem. I thought you guys swam underwater and grabbed those big 'ole catfish with your bare hands, LOL.
616346
The holes aren't very big. My son used it for catching minnows and it worked fine.
2129240
i have order 7 6.6ft and 7 7ft rods from eagle claw. the 6.6 have been 4/5wt and the 7ft have been 5/6wt. i use 5wt and 6wt line on the two i keeped. i have been selling them to friends, for the same price. these rods are great for close-in fresh water fishing. use good line, like cabelas prestige or sa airweight. you will love the fight. i fish the everglades many times a year. i landed a 4.5lb bass on the 4/5 wt, and several thousand bass, bream, oscars, and mayan childes on these rods.alan sewellalan@yahoo.com
1385440
would be great for catching pan fish only though if there is no rocks to get caught up on
1642704
I've been catching 1-2 inch minnows with it.. exact size I couldn't tell ya
167699
It depends on the weight of the fish you are trying to catch. Lbs refers to the breaking strength of the line. A line rated 6 lbs should not break untill 6 pounds of pressure on the line. So a line rated 20 lbs should not break untill 20 pounds of pressure. The knot used reduces the strength of the line. Certain knots are stronger than others. Using 6 lbs test line, you can catch bigger fish than 6 pounds. You set the drag on your reel so when the drag is set, you can still pull line out without breaking the line. A big fish will get worn out pulling on your drag, and the rod will help you tire out the fish. The world record for Black Marlin on 6 lbs test line is 735 lbs 3 oz. So, there is no clearcut answer. If you are going to catch fish 5 to 20 lbls, then 5 to 10 lb test would be good.
263433
I can catch any bait I need.. I have the large & the small net.. I use the small net the most. Easier to throw...shrimp, fry ..any bait.
1349210
You need to decide what breaking strain of line you are using, what kind of fishing, and what your budget is. Let me know and I will try and help you. :)
825259
The reel doesn't hold a lot of line so you can't fish very deep. The rod is strong and sensitive.
1679381
Any lbs test but less line on reel because diameter of line.its your reel that's most sensitive to line lbs. smaller cast farther so forth
1498495
Are you referring to a bobber? The line has camera technology in it, so unable to secure by tying it. I suppose one could use bobber if could attach in some way, I love mine for crappie fishing
729110
the flat trigger model seems to have a better response time , they are both excellent. i would recommend ether one for any fishing or small game trapping.
2018027
No, you're looking for the bagless Snapper "Honey I Shrunk the Kids" Model, which features 6"x6" RC controller (here: http://img4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20140504024114/disney/images/3/30/Carl_Steven.jpg) and does require some manual control to avoid tragic consequences.