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Best ultralight spinning reel

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PstMacteerFREE2022#1

I'm looking for an ultralight spinning reel, mostly for panfish. What is everyone using out there? Any input would be really helpful.
Deckhand11 postsSince 2022
Leprechaun
Best means lots of things to lots of people. Best to me means in a specific price range. I say this because a true "best" from Shimano or Daiwa runs in the $800 - $900 class.
CaptainOriginal Crew2,210 postsSince 2018
CELLFISH
CELLFISHFREE2022#3
I have a 5’ ugly stick for 40 years, luv it, $50 todays price, catch fat fish on it too… match it wit a ShImanio midget reel, get a combo lots o fun…

welcome aboard PM,

take a peek into the fresh water thread for more info I’m sure… cellfish…
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CommodoreOriginal Crew18,289 postsSince 2019
Leprechaun
PSTMacteer - did you ever decide on a cost range?
CaptainOriginal Crew2,210 postsSince 2018
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TogilatorFREE2022#5
I have a shimano Vanford 1000,they also make a 500 size if you need smaller.Ive used a bigger 2500 size for light tog jigging and was happy so bought a smaller one for messing around in ponds.Nice reel that weighs nothing and doesn't flex under pressure but your in the $239 range.Im sure you could find something that will do the job for 1/2 that price or less.The daiwa exceller LT comes to mind, I had one of those that I picked up for $65 but YOU COULD FEEL THE REEL FLEXING UNDER PRESSURE on saltwater fish and I hated it.It seemed like a decent reel for short money and I doubt any panfish could put out enough pressure to make the reel flex.It does come in a 1000 size but no 500.
MateOriginal Crew93 postsSince 2018
longcast
longcastFREE2022#6
I use a Shimano Stradic 1000 CI4 with 4lb test for panfish and trout around the island. Works for me. Attached to a Loomis rod.
AdmiralOriginal Crew20,411 postsSince 2019

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