jig rod

[PII Magnum]

looking at buying a new jig rod was looking at the CC 7 173 amsid specail what your thoughts

[hooks2bset]

I think that is the one my partner has and he likes it alot bedies the soft tip. That is all I know.... literaly

[PII Magnum]

I heard it is more like a 6 power

[hooks2bset]

"IF" it is the sameone it is very stiff past the tip.

[PII Magnum]

i belive so

[R.D.]

I think you are on the right track when you mentioned the New Cumara on your other thread that is a Very nice rod too.

[R.D.]

ALSO........I might add that I have a 7'2" that is a 8 power that acts more like a 7 but is VERY heavy for use ALL DAY LONG.


JMO of coarse

[Hydrilla Gorilla]

Loomis GLX

[PII Magnum]

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[Bigbassbo]

my preference for a jig rod, which is simarily aligned with denny braur's, is a soft tip for accuracy and distance on a pitch and a boatload of backbone

[Kakbass]

Pitchnstick
http://www.fenwickfishing.com/...0944)
Flippn Stick:
http://www.fenwickfishing.com/...0939)
Techna AV PitchN
http://www.fenwickfishing.com/...3918)
Techna AV FlippN
http://www.fenwickfishing.com/...3923)
I personally use teh Techna AV options, and have recently bought the Spinning Jig rod in the Elite Series. I think Jason Baird and I will attest to the overall happiness with these products. Also I know the Hamels, Edrington and many more will back these products. Not to mention BASS Federation Membetrs have special pricing.

[Bigbassbo]

I dint realize you needed a separate rod for pitching and flipping
Whats the big difference?

[Hydrilla Gorilla]

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Luckily My Rich Uncle Sam drops a little something in my accont every month

[PII Magnum]

must be nice all he does for me is take my money

[Kakbass]

You don't have too, but there is a difference. usually a flippin stick is longer and stiffer, since the Flippin Technique is line in one hand and rod in the other, not engaging the reel between presentations. (Heavy action only)

Pitching tends to be a little shorter, more tip action, but strong back bone (med heavy) usually has a little shorter handle than flippin stick and is made for Pitching or casting jig/drop baits.

hope this helps
Kerry

[PII Magnum]

thanks kerry

[Bigbassbo]

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Yeah, Thanks

[ks cranker]

$0.02 - I got the 7'2" Cumara and really like it. Plus the return policy is nice - take it back and go home with a new one...

[PII Magnum]

I just bought the 7'3" cara

[Hydrilla Gorilla]

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by whoza_daddy &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">must be nice all he does for me is take my money</TD></TR></TABLE>

Well then I guess it's safe to say, you're paying me