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I have a duckett micro magic in MH. Its gonna be great for spinnerbaits. I am thinking about getting a Ghost rod for topwaters, jerkbaits and swimjigs (1/4oz). I'm not sure if I should go with the 6'10" Medium or 6'8" MH..... I dont know if the MH will be too stiff for trebles, but I dont know if the Medium will have enough backbone for the swimjigs. Thoughts?

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I've read if your fishing with trebles go with a medium or medium heavy with a moderate action cause you don't have to have the power to set the hooks but with a swim jig you would probably need a medium heavy cause it has a single hook an it takes more power to get a good hook set

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I've fished trebles with my MH Duckett Micro Magic. It definitely will do it, but given the option I'd rather use a Medium powered rod with a fast or moderate fast tip. I would throw the swimjig on a MH because it only uses the one hook that tends to be stronger and benefits from the extra muscle to drive that baby home.

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I've never fished the Ducketts, but in general I would go MH for Spinnerbaits/Swimjigs and have a Medium for Topwaters/Jerkbaits. The Medium Heavy will cast 1/4oz swimjigs + trailer with ease, but I wouldn't want a MH for topwater and jerkbaits. So unless the Ducketts have a very unique action compared to most other rod companies that would be my recommendation. 

 

Unless you are putting braid on this rod, then I have no problem throwing swim jigs on a medium action rod unless I'm around really thick cover. 

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