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  For you guys who have used them which of these actions would you recommend?  I just bought a Abu Garcia Veritas 7'3 in MH.  I have heard they run kinda stiff so i'm not sure I wanna have 2 Texas rig rods with the same ratings. 90% of the time I throw 1/4 oz. weight with a baby brush hog or a 7.5" culprit worm.  I was thinking a 7'1 model with medium action since I have heard the *** run true to rating.  I primarily fish on open to medium heavy rocks and logs/ stumps type waters.

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medium would be perfect for you. I have both and they run very true to their rating.

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Will they let you return that MH for a Med ? Are you talking about a 1/4oz bullet weight or is 1/4 oz total weight of the bait ?

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I've got the 7'1 mh. I've pitched 1/4oz trigs and jigs and it's worked fine around wood cover. Plenty of power so far with fish up to 5 lbs

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Will they let you return that MH for a Med ? Are you talking about a 1/4oz bullet weight or is 1/4 oz total weight of the bait ?

Sorry 1/4 oz bullet weights on my brush hogs and worms.

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I have a 7'1 MH fast and it's not as stiff as my 7ft MH Veritas was. For plastics and jigs even, the MH *** is IMO perfect.

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Sorry 1/4 oz bullet weights on my brush hogs and worms.

 

I'd get the MH ,I throw worms with a 1/8oz tungsten ,15 lb yo-zuri hybrid ,no problems.

imo better to have it and not need ,than not have it and need it.

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If your throwing in light to no cover the Medium will be perfect. I use the 7' 3" M/F for fishing 5/16oz swim jigs and have absolutely no problems with it.

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Fireguy, just by the M and MH. These rods are so good, you'll end up buying more than one anyway lol.

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I just bought the medium 7'1" and it's perfect! I use 1/8th bullet weights the majority of the time and glad I didn't go with mh! With that being said i will order a medium heavy soon for 3/8 jigs!!! Awesome rods!!

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Fireguy, just by the M and MH. These rods are so good, you'll end up buying more than one anyway lol.

If I wouldn't have bought the Veritas I would, but I think a MH will probably do better for me right now since I am doing alot of bank fishing.  I just wasn't to sure if I wanted 2 MH rods.

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I grabbed a 6 something M/F for jerkbaits. It's definitely a weird tod to get used to. It's super stiff for the cast but when I whip for the retrieve it has a great flex. Haven't caught a fish on it yet but I'm assuming when I go to whip it back it will set the trebles without a problem. I would like to try a *** around 7 mh for spinnerbaits.

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Drove from Nashville to Gander Mt. In KY to look at Lews reels and *** rods. They didnt have 1 7'1 MH only M!  I almost picked one up but after handling it I think MH will be my best bet. They only had 1 Lews Tour Pro SS! But I really liked how small and low profile it was.  

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How'd you like the feel of the rod?

I thought it was very light with alot thinner overall profile then my Veritas.  I felt like the tip of the M flex needed to be a bit stiffer for my needs, thats why I think the MH will be the ticket for me. But I really like the feel.

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I thought it was very light with alot thinner overall profile then my Veritas. I felt like the tip of the M flex needed to be a bit stiffer for my needs, thats why I think the MH will be the ticket for me. But I really like the feel.

what you are describing is the rod's action. fast, extra fast etc.

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I emailed the guys at 13 and they quickly got back to me. They recommended a 7'3 MH. They are a tad but more but hey, it may be worth it.

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