🎣 Rod Power & Action Finder
Answer 3 questions to get the ideal rod power and action for your fishing style.
Rod Power Chart
| Power | Line Rating | Lure Weight | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ultralight | 2–6 lb | 1/64–1/8 oz | Panfish, small trout, crappie |
| Light | 4–8 lb | 1/16–3/16 oz | Trout, crappie, finesse bass |
| Medium-Light | 6–10 lb | 1/8–3/8 oz | Walleye, light bass, trout |
| Medium | 8–14 lb | 1/4–1/2 oz | Bass, walleye, general purpose |
| Medium-Heavy | 12–20 lb | 3/8–3/4 oz | Bass, inshore, pike |
| Heavy | 20–40 lb | 3/4–2 oz | Catfish, surf, big pike, offshore light |
| Extra Heavy | 30–80 lb | 2+ oz | Surf, big game, heavy jigging |
Rod Action Chart
| Action | Flex Point | Best For | NOT Good For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Extra Fast | Top 10–15% | Flipping, pitching, single hook lures | Treble hooks, crankbaits (throws fish) |
| Fast | Top 25% | Jigs, Texas rig, most bass techniques | Slow-roll crankbaits |
| Moderate-Fast | Top 33% | Versatile all-around use | Heavy cover power fishing |
| Moderate | Middle 50% | Crankbaits, moving lures, treble hooks | Sensitive bottom fishing |
| Slow / Parabolic | Full blank | Small fish, ultralight, fly | Most freshwater applications |