JandJoutdoors

I have recently purchased a Huddleston 68 special, and a Savage Gear 3D gill (both 2 ounces) and I have no idea what Rod/Reel to Pair them with. Please shed some light on this subject as I am New to the Swimbait game. (budget for rod 0-$150) (budget for reel 0-$125)

What rod are you pairing it with?

wow, thank you guys for the information, I guess I will have to wait for it to arrive to get a better look at it

I recently purchased a Dobyns Fury 704 for jigs, worms, pitching flipping, frogging etc. I also just purchased a Huddleston 68 Special and a savage gear small gill. Will the 704 be heavy enough for me to throw the Hudd or any other smaller swimbaits? (hudd gill for example) Please shed some light on this topic and also please suggest a reel to pair the rod with or a heavier rod if you see fit. As a person new to the swim bait game I am not completely sure what I'm doing.

I ordered a fury 734 so I could save money for an E6x

Hey guys I am looking for a new worm and jig rod, I be throwing a lot of texas rigs, jigs, wobble heads, and other plastics with this rod, right now I have my choices, in a list but please feel free to mention any others if they are below $150 my current choices are: Dobyns fury 703C (I am leaning toward this one) Lew's TP-1 Speed Stick IM8 Powell Inferno Casting Rod Okuma Scott Martin Signature TCS Casting Rod Daiwa Tatula Casting Rod Duckett Ghost

7'1 mh st croix mojo bass

I am trying to build up a decent rod arsenal of higher quality rods I Just picked up a st croix mojo bass jerk bait rod I use it for mostly everything but I think it's too light for heavier jigs, crank baits and chatter baits/ spinner baits I'm looking for a rod under $150 any suggestions on brands models or specs? (Right now I'm leaning toward the st croix mojo bass or dobyns fury I'm just not sure on the specs)

I was recently fishing on a local lake using GYCB senkos, we were catching tons of fish but we were going through a senko per fish, then I got out the bps stik-o they didn't fall as slow but they had the same action and they were more durable than senkos, (on a side note bps brand is also much cheaper) I am considering making the switch to bps brand. No hate meant toward GYCB just exploring my options

Hey guys I recently got my first job and I have earned about $150 so, far I'm looking for a good senko, fluke, dropshot, and walleye slip bobber trolling rod please drop any suggestions below (right now I'm leaning toward a st croix mojo bass)

Hey guys I recently got my first job and I have earned about $150 so, far I'm looking for a good senko, fluke, dropshot, and walleye slip bobber trolling rod please drop any suggestions below (right now I'm leaning toward a st croix mojo bass)