Love the series so far, Rande! It's killing me to see these poles meet their demise since they are nicer than a lot of my poles, but it's also entertaining as heck! Maybe for the next season on this series, you test the ultralight rod strengths by hooking into giant muskies and seeing how much force is required for them to break off?
That's a great idea! Now if I could only catch a Muskie that might work. Next time I throw out a 12 inch sucker minnow I'll put it on an ultralight and see what happens.
Now that you've destroyed everything it's time for a trip to the tackle store for lots of new stuff🥶!!.......I'm number 18 on Reed's subscriber list👀👍!!
We went to the Minneapolis boat show today. They weren't selling any fishing gear, so Reed and I went to Cabelas and went on a spending spree! Reed is super excited to see his new subscriber. He checks everyday.
Thanks for being a guest star on my video. I got a kick out of it anyway. I settled on the air guitar from Bill and Ted, for your entrance tune. I thought it worked well.
Hi Robert. I'm glad you are enjoying them. I really thought more people would enjoy seeing this. Oh well, I had fun doing it. I still got to break some fly rods, then on to the next thing.
I'm 61 years old been fishing since I was probably 3 or 4 in all that time I have never broken a rod on a fish, log, tree. Ultra light means just that 2lb, line 4lb line not braid.
Haha! I have ya fooled…I’m not very smart 😂 The actual weight you’re pulling is nearly double what the scale is showing. It depends on the angle it’s coming off the pulley, size of the pulley, etc. Back to the video, the lightweights held their own!! SlayerMike is the big winner! 😜 BTW, Mike could use some line too (according to his latest video 😂
Oh boy.. I broke like 30 rods. Sorry I didn't keep track of each name. I did make a point to show the rod and name of each in the video if the name was readable.
I had a mix of brands. What really seemed to matter was what material they were made of. Fiberglass was the strongest. The lightweight carbon rods broke that fastest.
Haha, apparently I do. Most of those poles didn't have reels on them, so I put a reel with heavy line on them so I would be able to break the pole before the line breaks. This was during Covid and we were being quarantined. Got a little stir crazy, so we started doing experiments.
What's wrong with this human..others needs money to buy that thing while this man wants to broke many rod into pieces.. Maybe it's good to test how rod is good in found test not to broke into pieces🙄🙄
Most of these rods were ancient, and from garage sales. I had over 30 rods that were never going to get used, so we had a little fun with them. I actually learned a lot about rod strength and how different build materials react to stress. Fiberglass is hands down the winner for strength, but is also the heaviest. The light carbon fiber rods break real easy. See, it was actually a learning experience, and lots of fun to do.
Very interesting video, an eye opener for sure, thanks, thumbs up and greetings from New Zealand,, Tony.
Thanks Tony, Glad you enjoyed it
Love the series so far, Rande! It's killing me to see these poles meet their demise since they are nicer than a lot of my poles, but it's also entertaining as heck! Maybe for the next season on this series, you test the ultralight rod strengths by hooking into giant muskies and seeing how much force is required for them to break off?
That's a great idea! Now if I could only catch a Muskie that might work. Next time I throw out a 12 inch sucker minnow I'll put it on an ultralight and see what happens.
Now that you've destroyed everything it's time for a trip to the tackle store for lots of new stuff🥶!!.......I'm number 18 on Reed's subscriber list👀👍!!
We went to the Minneapolis boat show today. They weren't selling any fishing gear, so Reed and I went to Cabelas and went on a spending spree! Reed is super excited to see his new subscriber. He checks everyday.
The last one got to 40 pounds??!! I’m actually so impressed by how strong these rods are! As always great fun video my Man!
I think the pulley is reducing the pull on the scale, so it was probably much more than that. Quite impressive! It was a great learning experiment.
Thank you so much for sharing. Have a wonderful day and success for you 😊👍
Nice man 😅 now i have idea which is the strong before buying ultralight rod🙌
I have been so busy this weekend I can finally watch the whole thing. That was freakin awesome boys! And I was able to make a guest appearance LOL .
Thanks for being a guest star on my video. I got a kick out of it anyway. I settled on the air guitar from Bill and Ted, for your entrance tune. I thought it worked well.
@@GoMidwestFishing it was awesome lol
Very beautiful video my friend.Thank you for sharing.🙋♂️see you again 🙋♂️
Hola, podrías decir que modelos son las cañas del video aquí abajo en los comentarios?
Great videos fun to see your fun and interesting information on different things of fishing 🎣
Hi Robert. I'm glad you are enjoying them. I really thought more people would enjoy seeing this. Oh well, I had fun doing it. I still got to break some fly rods, then on to the next thing.
Hi there from Jason ghost hunter from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 what a great video 🇦🇺
OOOOH SNAP! Destroying things sure is fun.
Not only did I have fun destroying stuff, I actually learned quite a bit too. OK, time to get on the lake and start fishing again. Thanks Dpuck.
Looks like to me that you guys had more fun breaking more fishing rods You put out some great information Great videos
It was a lot of fun, and now I don't have to feel guilty about not using all those rods.
I'm 61 years old been fishing since I was probably 3 or 4 in all that time I have never broken a rod on a fish, log, tree. Ultra light means just that 2lb, line 4lb line not braid.
Wow i like your fishing rod ultra like
2nd rod name?
The 2nd rod was a 5 ft Shakespeare. If the name was legible on the rod, I tried to say what each one was before breaking it.
Haha! I have ya fooled…I’m not very smart 😂 The actual weight you’re pulling is nearly double what the scale is showing. It depends on the angle it’s coming off the pulley, size of the pulley, etc. Back to the video, the lightweights held their own!! SlayerMike is the big winner! 😜 BTW, Mike could use some line too (according to his latest video 😂
Between Professor Dave and Captain Rande, we have everything covered from pulley physics to aerodynamics!😎
I just saw Slayermike's video. I will include some line with his box of reels. In the world of youtube, you're one of the smartest guys I watch!
😂🤣😂🤣
@@GoMidwestFishing I don’t know to take that as a compliment or feel bad for ya!?! 😂🤣😂
Name of the first rod you tested please 😊
Oh boy.. I broke like 30 rods. Sorry I didn't keep track of each name. I did make a point to show the rod and name of each in the video if the name was readable.
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What rod brand pls
I had a mix of brands. What really seemed to matter was what material they were made of. Fiberglass was the strongest. The lightweight carbon rods broke that fastest.
@@GoMidwestFishing ok thank you. I thought that ultralight rod is solid carbon hehe thanks
i wish youd link rods to whete to get them
I get most of my fishing rods at Cabelas. Fenwicks are my favorite. Here is a good place to start looking: cabelas.xhuc.net/Zd2Kqq
what is UL rod brand sir ?
I used many different brands. I believe I showed it in the video.
How come I break my rods so easy without even trying to break them.. Lol.
Maybe it was because you weren't "trying to break them." I really thought breaking them would be easier.
Who in the hell puts 30lb braid on a ultralight?
Haha, apparently I do. Most of those poles didn't have reels on them, so I put a reel with heavy line on them so I would be able to break the pole before the line breaks. This was during Covid and we were being quarantined. Got a little stir crazy, so we started doing experiments.
What's wrong with this human..others needs money to buy that thing while this man wants to broke many rod into pieces..
Maybe it's good to test how rod is good in found test not to broke into pieces🙄🙄
Most of these rods were ancient, and from garage sales. I had over 30 rods that were never going to get used, so we had a little fun with them. I actually learned a lot about rod strength and how different build materials react to stress. Fiberglass is hands down the winner for strength, but is also the heaviest. The light carbon fiber rods break real easy. See, it was actually a learning experience, and lots of fun to do.
you never took a physics course or you would know about using a pully.
You're right. I did not take physics, but I would be happy to hear how the pully affects the weight on the scale.
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