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  • Super User
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Neither. I would us it for jigs/plastics.

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I'd use it for the same as Dwight Stated.  I have 7'2" version and it rocks for Jigs and Worms.  However, I think it might work fine with jerkbaits.  Only way to see is test it!

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  • Super User
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I'd use it for plastics. Although I've heard many guys prefer an XF for jerkbaits. Experiment and see what you like it best for. 

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I had the 6'8" and the 7'2". It if a good rod for spinner/chatter baits light frogging or whatever. It's a do it all rod for the most part.

  • Super User
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Neither. I would us it for jigs/plastics.

I have that exact rod, it even says "Worm & Jig"!

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I have that exact rod, it even says "Worm & Jig"!

Don't forget the picture of a jig on the bottom of the handle.

  • Super User
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Again jigs and soft plastic.  Senko style baits are awesome with this rod.  For jerkbaits you want a MH fast with a slightly softer tip.  For topwater I like a MH or H Fast rod that is at least 7'.

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Again jigs and soft plastic. Senko style baits are awesome with this rod. For jerkbaits you want a MH fast with a slightly softer tip. For topwater I like a MH or H Fast rod that is at least 7'.

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Lol.. I know it says Worm n Jig, I also have the 72mhxf (Got them for clearance price) I'm using for jigs. I perfer a longer rod for jigs and t rigged worms. That being said I think I'm going to use the 6'8 for jerkbaits.

  • Super User
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I think it should be fine like stated in my previous post.  I think the action (Shimano Rods) you're looking for is close enough to try jerkbaits. 

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