What do you think?

So last year I bought a nice ultra light rod at cabelas with a Sedona reel for trout fishing. I have had a great time fishing with it its such a smooth set up and very sensitive(love sensitivity when fighting trout). But this spring I have a decision to make do I take the rod crappie fishing at pymie(it's 5foot 6inches) I feel like this would be a great rod to catch crappies on. The only delema is that we tend to pick up walleyes when fishing for crappies i cant complain about that lol but I don't no if 1. The rod can take the fight of a walleye and 2. If the rod holds up and doesn't break will it be negatively affected by all of the pressure? I'm probably thinking to much of it but I love this set up and wouldn't want to ruin it. any opinions would be appriciated
Adam

Sounds like a better perch rod than a crappie rod. But I don't think it would hurt it. The reel should have a drag use it. . .

I used to use a 5' and 5'6" ultra light rod for all my fishing and not one had a problem with it. I have caught everything on them to include 100's of carp at the spillway, 6+lb walleyes, musky (not actually targeted them with these rods), and multiple 10+lb wiper's out of moraine and Pymy, plus trout and pan fish. You will not have a problem with the occasional eye caught with it. As said before just adjust the drag on the real. My ultra lights were always strung with 8lb fireline. I still use them for drift fishing for eyes at Pymy. Only time I don't use them is trolling and wading.

I moved from a 5'6" UL to a 6'6" med light, love it

You'll be fine. I sometimes take my 5'6" Gander Mountain IM8 Pro Select Guide series UL steelhead fishing.