03-04-09, 09:43 PM | #1 |
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Whats everyones pitchin rod
I am lookin into pickin up a new jig rod.. I never really fish anywhere that I would find the need to flip.. I usually tend to lean towards St Croix rods but im tryin to see what other options I have. For the most part im kinda thinking a 7' MH St croix Avid, But on the other hand i need to stop blowing money on expensive rods, lol.. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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03-04-09, 09:47 PM | #2 |
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i have a 7' mh bionicblade and i love it.
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03-04-09, 09:53 PM | #3 |
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I'm using 7'6" H XPS Pro Qualifier. I use it for 3 things, flipping, frogging and football in deep.
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7'2 g-loomis..... not really my rod.... my dad has so many rods he just lets me use em.... great rods tho......
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03-04-09, 09:59 PM | #6 |
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Good lord you guys are freakin quick, lol
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03-04-09, 10:13 PM | #7 |
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Dave got a Gator custom 7.5 MH this weekend for UHM nevermind ...he might be selling it.. Dave you tell them about it..
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03-04-09, 10:17 PM | #8 |
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I am gonna have to stick to a 7' mh i think. I cant fit anything larger then that in my car unless i stick it from the passenger foot well threw the back and out the drivers side rear window.. haha.. and for some reason i feel that would be a recipe for disaster. lol
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03-04-09, 10:17 PM | #9 |
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Quantum Superlite PT 7' MH. While probably not the very lightest out there (when comparing to G-loomis or Daiwa Steez) it is definitely the most sensitive rod I've held to date.
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03-04-09, 10:21 PM | #10 |
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I have a 7' MH Fenwick Eagle GT Rod. The rod does fish more like a heavy though.
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03-04-09, 10:27 PM | #11 |
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Mine is a 7 mh St Croix and aAbu Record 60 reel. 50 lb spider braid and a 3/4 oz brown Stanley jig with Gene Larew craw in blue with fire claws.
I sometimes get crazy and use a black blue 3/4 oz Stanley with a brown orange claw Gene Larew craw.. but only if I feel a little crazy. Capt Mike
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03-04-09, 10:31 PM | #12 |
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what model of st croix are you using captmike ?
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03-04-09, 10:32 PM | #13 |
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7 Foot Medium Heavy AiRRUS Co-Matrix 457
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03-04-09, 10:34 PM | #14 |
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I've been using the same stick for flipping for a long time... its a bionic blade six six MH with a Shimano Citica baitcaster with powerpro fifty lb test.
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Telescopic...not made any more.. Traded for a laptop.. Good rod.. and I counter weighted it to lighten it. Capt Mike
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03-04-09, 10:45 PM | #16 |
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i have a 6'6 mh premier, im debating on just using that for the time being.. I would prefer to have a little bit longer of a rod though.
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03-04-09, 11:12 PM | #17 |
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The rod I've been using and LOVE is a Gander Mountain Guide Series rod. It's a 7 footer with MH action, IM7 graphite blank. It's teamed with a Garcia Revo SX reel. I dream at night of pitching with that outfit. You don't hear much about Gander Mountain Guide Series rods but I really like mine.
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7' XH Falcon Cara-got it on clearance
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7' MH Berkley Lightening rod...cheap but good
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03-04-09, 11:44 PM | #20 |
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Check out Cabela's XMLti rods. 25 yr warranty, can pick them up for less than $100 at certain times of the year. A lot of rod for the $$.
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LTX Carrot stick 7'0 H
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7'6" H BPS Extreme with an Extreme baitcaster.
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7'6" falcon and i love it.
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6'10" H Falcon Expert and old green Curado SF.
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