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as the topic states. also I would strongly prefer one under 7'6 so it fits in the back of the truck.

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1/2-2 is a wide range and the heavier rods tend to be longer. Can you narrow down what you want to do with the rod?

X2. Most of the rods that came to mind are over 7'6", i.e. dobyns 806, *** crankenstein, etc.
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Kistler has a KLX rod that's designed to handle the 10 xd..

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Dobyns 706CB goes up to 1.5 oz and is only 7' long, so that could be a start. Loomis has the 847 CBR in the E6X line that is rated up to 1 3/8 oz as well. There's always the MB X4 Destruction, which I've read about people deep cranking with. If you really need to throw 2 oz. and stay under 7'6", I'd be looking at the Destruction if budget allows.

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Bass Pro has their Crankin Stick in a 7'6" MH that is telescopic down to about 6'8". It's a nice rod and is rated for 3/8 to 1.5 ounce plugs. While not rated for 2oz, that would encompass the 1.3oz Strike King 8XD. The 10XD is a tad over 1.9oz.

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You know, I think the G Loomis E6X 884C SWB maybe worth a look.  Even though it is labelled a "swimbait" rod, it has a lure rating 1/2 oz to 2 oz. and is only 7'4" long.  I should state that I have yet to hold this rod, but it does meet your requirements.

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Phenix X11 is a commposite 7' 1/2oz to 3oz.

Fishes much lighter.

I use it with a JM Sig reel spooled with 12lb Yo Zuri and wouldn't change a thing.

Mike

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IROD Gen 2, Freds Magic frog rod, 7'5" , 1/2-2 oz, fits this perfectly. Don't let the frog rod label confuse you, this is a good big deep diving crankbait rod, jig rod and frog rod. If you plan on 1/2-5/8 cranks, a little to fast action to cast light weight cranks, 1/2 oz jigs are OK.

Tom

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im thinking now possibly a *** *** black crankbait 

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