RE: another rod question
I think it also depends on the type of fishing you do most. For instance, if you do a lot of flipping/pitching with jigs & soft plastics then a longer, heavier action rod is probably best. It' s hard to cast something like a crankbait very far with one of these but that' s not what they' re made for. If you fish a lot of crankbaits or spinnerbaits then you would want something with a little more action in the tip. This allows you to cast a little further and gives the bait a little more action and you a little more feel.
I have several rod & reel combos but my two favorites are a 7' heavy action graphite rod w/ quantum baitcast reel for jigs & soft plastics, and a 7' medium-heavy action fiberglass rod w/ quantum baitcast reel that has great tip action for fishing spinner baits and also has a stiff enough backbone that it' s okay for soft plastics. If I could only take one combo with me it would be the second one.
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