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Ruckus Spinning Rods
- Lightweight, 2.28 - 2.99 ounces.
- Ultralight Spinning Rods
$270.00 - $315.00 -
Dilemma Spinning Rods
- Lightweight, 2.38 - 3.06 ounces.
- Ultralight Spinning Rods
$355.00 - $385.00 -
Crisis Spinning Rods
- Lightweight 2.53 - 2.64 ounces.
- Ultralight Spinning Rods
$435.00 - $445.00
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SAGA Spinning Rod FAQs
How light are SAGA rods? 1
Every SAGA rod weighs under three ounces, and the weights we publish are for the complete rod, not just the blank. We keep weight down with nano running guides, Fuji ultralight reel seats, and American Tackle guides, all hand-wrapped in-house. Our lightest rod, the Ruckus 7' Light, weighs just 2.28 ounces.
Why do SAGA rods have a short butt section? 1
When you're fishing from a canoe or kayak seat, a long butt section catches on seats, gunwales, and your PFD. SAGA rods use a shortened butt for cleaner handling while seated, and they still balance well when standing in a boat or fishing from shore.
Which SAGA rod series is right for me? 1
It comes down to the blank. Ruckus is the most durable, with the highest tensile strength in the line, making it a great first rod and the best choice for rough travel. Crisis uses our most sensitive blank for clear water, long casts, and light baits, while Dilemma sits between the two, leaning closer to Crisis in feel.
How do I choose the right rod power? 1
Start with what you're tying on. Light rods handle 1/32 to 1/4 oz lures for panfish and stream trout, medium light rods cover 1/16 to 3/8 oz for smallmouth, walleye, and drop-shot rigs, and medium rods handle 1/8 to 1/2 oz for largemouth and pike. Medium light is the most versatile and where most anglers end up.
Do you make packable or travel-friendly rods? 1
Yes. The Ruckus series includes two 7' three-piece rods that break down to fit inside your pack, which makes them ideal for long portages or fly-in trips. All Crisis and Dilemma rods are one-piece.