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Controlled presentation of small trout lures
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| Name | Rainbow One UL - UL 180 cm | 5 g |
| EAN | 4251865738560 |
| MPN | 700001 |
| Brand | Zeck Fishing |
| Rod Length | 1.8m |
| Casting Weight | 1-5g |
| Number of Sections | 2pc |
| Rod Weight | 80g |
| Material | Carbon fibre, EVA |
| Handle Type | EVA |
| Guide Type | SIC |
| Transport length | 94cm |
| Tip construction | Tubular Tip |
| Guide count | 7+1 |
| First guide size | #16 |
| Rear grip length | 15 cm |
| Reel recommendation | SRM 1000 |
| Line recommendation | Oshikage PE #0.4 |
Choose the 1.80 m UL with its Tubular Tip and 1–5 g rating for a spoon-focused setup. The 1.90 m UL-S has a Solid Tip and a 0.5–5 g rating, making it the option for softbaits and casting lures below 1 g. It also handles small spoons, and its orange tip-guide wrap helps you see fine contacts.
Both rods are designed for a size 1000 fixed-spool reel, with the SRM 1000 recommended for a light setup. The supplier specifies Oshikage PE #0.4 for the UL and Oshikage PE #0.3 for the UL-S, so match the line recommendation to the chosen model rather than using one specification for both.
No. The range was developed primarily for Trout-Area fishing, but the supplier also explicitly supports ultra-light fishing for perch and chub. Keep lure choice within the selected model's 1–5 g or 0.5–5 g rating, as these are light-lure rods rather than general heavy predator rods.
Both weigh 80 g and split at the centre into two sections. The UL is 94 cm long for transport, compared with 99 cm for the UL-S. Choose according to tip preference and available transport space, since the shorter model does not save rod weight.
The supplier warns that fishing rods can conduct electricity. Do not fish during thunderstorms or near high-voltage power lines. Use the rods only for fishing and keep them away from children unless appropriately supervised.
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The Zeck Fishing Rainbow One spinning rods are designed for modern Trout-Area fishing. Their light, sensitive construction suits small lures, with two different tips to match spoon fishing or presentations with very light softbaits. Trout are the main focus, while both models also suit ultra-light (UL) fishing for perch and chub.
The UL is 1.80 m long, rated for 1–5 g and fitted with a Tubular Tip. Its action is specifically tuned for spoons. The blank loads with little lure weight to support precise casts, making this the spoon-focused option. Small spinners and minnows also fall within its supported uses. Its compact length is useful at restricted swims and overgrown banks on streams, rivers and trout lakes, including fishing for rainbow and brown trout.
The UL-S is 1.90 m long and rated for 0.5–5 g. Its fine Solid Tip supports lure control and bite detection with softbaits and other very light lures, including casting lures below 1 g. It also suits small spoons. An orange wrap at the tip guide helps you see delicate taps and lure contacts. Choose it when softbaits and the lowest lure weights matter more than the UL's shorter, spoon-focused format.
Both models weigh 80 g and combine carbon-fibre blanks with EVA grips and SIC guides. They share the same grip construction and a 15 cm rear grip. A size 1000 fixed-spool reel keeps the setup light, with the supplier recommending the SRM 1000 for both models. The line recommendations differ: Oshikage PE #0.4 for the UL and Oshikage PE #0.3 for the UL-S. For the UL, the supplier also suggests a fine fluorocarbon leader.
The UL has 7+1 guides, while the UL-S has 8+1. Both have a #16 first guide. The choice is therefore mainly about tip construction, minimum casting weight and length, not rod weight or reel size.
Both rods separate into two sections at the centre. The UL packs down to 94 cm and the UL-S to 99 cm, so the longer model needs 5 cm more transport space.
Fishing rods can conduct electricity. Do not use them during thunderstorms or near high-voltage power lines. Keep them away from children or provide appropriate supervision, and use them only for fishing.
