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Looking to get a Dobyns 734 to use for spinnerbaits and skinney dippers. Is the champion series worth the extra money? Also I'm looking for a good deal. Thanks

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The Savvy will serve you just fine for those applications. Save the extra $$. I have the 734 Champion, this rod serves me better for jigging applications. 

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Like the others have said, the Savvy will do well for moving baits. If you are going to only fishing moving baits go Savvy but if you're going to fish plastics or jigs then you will need to get the champion series.

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Savy will work fine for those applications. I got into Dobyns rods around a year and a half or so ago after seeing a lot of people using them on this site. I used a 734 savy for chatterbaits and it was a nice rod but the sensitivity was not there for me for bottom contact. I then bought a 734 Champion and never looked back to the Savy. The only Dobyns rods I use now are the Champions and Champion Extremes.

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Well I just got offered a good deal on a Champion 734 to good to pass up. Champion it is. Thanks

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Well I just got offered a good deal on a Champion 734 to good to pass up. Champion it is. Thanks

I think you made the right choice, The Savvy isn't a good choice for plastics and jigs, it is such a dead feeling rod but the champion will be fine for all baits that you would like to fish with it, including plastics and jigs. Let us know what you think about it after you have fished it for a while.

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I sure will. Can't wait to try it out!

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Got my new Dobyns Champion 734c in today. Got a good deal $195, thanks to someone on here. Tied on a spinnerbait and played around in the yard. Man I like this rod. Glad I went with the Champ. Thanks for the advice.

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Nice. The Champion line is a nice series, especially under $200 :respect-059:

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Nice. The Champion line is a nice series, especially under $200 :respect-059:

I`ll be getting a champion soon but i`ll have to pay full price.

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But why?

Because I can't find any good deals on a 684cb.

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Because I can't find any good deals on a 684cb.

Memorial Day sales should happen pretty soon. Most places should have sales of 10% or more.

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Memorial Day sales should happen pretty soon. Most places should have sales of 10% or more.

I forgot about that, I'll probably get one at TW.

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Got my new Dobyns Champion 734c in today. Got a good deal $195, thanks to someone on here. Tied on a spinnerbait and played around in the yard. Man I like this rod. Glad I went with the Champ. Thanks for the advice.

 

I am late to the party, but the champ 734 is a great spinnerbait/swimjig rod. I loved throwing SBs with it, I love throwing texas rigs even more though and sold it. You will enjoy that rod for the purpose you bought it for. 

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Never thought I would pay that much for a rod, but as good as everyone speaks of them, I had to try one.

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*Hank, on 19 May 2015 - 3:56 PM, said:

I`ll be getting a champion soon but i`ll have to pay full price.

 

Just wait a couple days and the Memorial Day sales will begin.

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Just wait a couple days and the Memorial Day sales will begin.

I'll probaly get one of bass tackle depot with the. 25% discount.

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BTD seems to be only 20% on Dobyns unless I'm missing something. I had a long stare-down with a 744 FH yesterday.

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