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I'm looking at getting a Fenwick Elite Tech SM for fishing rivers/streams out of my kayak. I have narrowed it down to the 6'9m/xf 2pc spinning model or the 6'3 mh/f 2pc spinning model. Not sure exactly what conditions I'll be up against so I want the most "all around" rod between the two. I'm planning on throwing everything from topwaters to jigs, senkos to spinners. I have a 30 size Abu Garcia Cardinal that I will be pairing it with for now until I upgrade. Thanks for any help in advance! 

 

Edit: Most likely looking to use 20# braid to a leader 

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I would go with the MXF and not the MH model.  I have a similar st croix rod as far as power and action and it is probably the most versatile rod I own.  I also would think that a 6'3" MHF spinning rod would be very pool cue like due to the shorter length.

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I would go with the MXF and not the MH model.  I have a similar st croix rod as far as power and action and it is probably the most versatile rod I own.  I also would think that a 6'3" MHF spinning rod would be very pool cue like due to the shorter length.

Thanks flyfisher! That's the model I'm leaning towards. 

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Yeah  he's right on - for "all around" I'd stick with M instead of MH - especially since you'll be using a superline main line - plenty of power there. You might step down to 15-pound (or less) superline though - cuts through current better.

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Yeah  he's right on - for "all around" I'd stick with M instead of MH - especially since you'll be using a superline main line - plenty of power there. You might step down to 15-pound (or less) superline though - cuts through current better.

Thanks for the tip!

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Thanks for the tip!

 

3rd vote for the 6'9" M. I have that rod and I love it. The action is slightly less than XF and feels more F...makes a great all-around rod.

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3rd vote for the 6'9" M. I have that rod and I love it. The action is slightly less than XF and feels more F...makes a great all-around rod.

Awesome!

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