Good 6-7 foot M/L Spinning Rod that breaks down, 2 parts

[Phil Lilley]

I'm looking for a good medium/light, 6-7 foot spinning rod that break down in two for air travel.  If I can't find one, I'll tape 4 of my 6-foot Lilley's rods together and carry them on the plane.

Ideas?

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The St Coix Eyecon is a beauty that Ham and Dave told me about.  They have two piece rods.

[Travis Swift]

trout magnet SOS 6'6 medium light trout rod is really a great rod and only $35 each

[netboy]

I bought an Okuma Celilo 6'6" 2 piece that works great with jigs. 35 bucks also.

Here is a link..

 https://www.ebay.com/itm/Okuma-Celilo-Ultralight-Spinning-Rod-6-6-2-Pc-Ultra-Light-Action-CE-S-662UL-1/162503552029?epid=79624402&hash=item25d5f76c1d:g:OpEAAOSw3v5YuESj:sc:USPSPriority!72634!US!-1

[Phil Lilley]

May be I should have mentioned.... I am going to throw 1/8th and 3/32nd ounce jigs but catching some pretty big, wild rainbows on the Naknek River in a few weeks.  I have some Templefork spinning rods up there and they're ok but I need to take new ones up there.  The average rainbow we catch up there in front of camp is about 22 inches.  The rod needs a little backbone.

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Eyecon in fast action should be good.

[netboy]

The Okuma might be a little sporty for those 22+ inchers, although it handles 1/8 and 3/32 jigs just fine.

[MrGiggles]

Berkley Lightning rod. 

I wouldn't want anything too expensive, the chances of it being broken, stolen, or lost are pretty high. 

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I'll be down June 13 to 17 if you want to try the Eyecon.