Rod selection

[that_guy]

I know this question is overdone, but I've looked back through the posts and I'm at an impass.

I have a 6'6" ML St. Croix, and I've been invited to go Trout fishing in May down by Lacrosse. Will this rod be too much or will I be able to get away with it?

If my current setup won't work, should I go L, or UL?

[itchmesir]

I know this question is overdone, but I've looked back through the posts and I'm at an impass.

I have a 6'6" ML St. Croix, and I've been invited to go Trout fishing in May down by Lacrosse. Will this rod be too much or will I be able to get away with it?

If my current setup won't work, should I go L, or UL?

perfect choice.. i would line up one of your spools with 4-6# flouro.. the extra rod length will give you distance and accuracy.. and a little backbone with a ML over a UL is always nice especially if you catch a nice sized trout in faster water without sacrificing too much sensitivity that the UL would have

[slipperybob]

For me, it's more for working the lure and the feel of it. For the smaller lures I use typically 1/16 or 1/12 oz., the L power is fine for that. When I step up in weights of 1/8 or 1/4 oz lures, I much rather prefer a ML power for that.