R_Shackleford Posted June 24, 2015 Posted June 24, 2015 I'm really interested in these rods, they seem perfect for me, just wanted to know what all of you think of them! Quote
cottny27 Posted June 24, 2015 Posted June 24, 2015 I think they are awesome for the price, but I am not a guy who has ever fished with a $200+ rod. Quote
ndejohn27 Posted June 24, 2015 Posted June 24, 2015 I recently bought the ghost in 7'3" HF and I absolutely love it. Perfect for my jigs, frogs, or texas rigs and very light weight with comfortable split grip handles. Definitely worth the $100 in my opinion. Quote
SenkoGuru Posted June 24, 2015 Posted June 24, 2015 They are one of the best $100 rods that you can buy. Quote
spiggy1 Posted June 26, 2015 Posted June 26, 2015 I had two, a 7 foot medium heavy and a 7'3" heavy rod. For the money, I really liked them as they were light and sensitive. I used my 7' rod for mostly anything., t-rigs, chatterbaits, etc. The 7'3" rod I used for jigs only and it worked great. However, I sold the rods for the veritas 2.0s and I do not regret the decision. Different feel, something I was more accustomed to, and really liked. I'd consider some of those rods as well. Quote
R_Shackleford Posted June 26, 2015 Author Posted June 26, 2015 Anyone try them with crankbaits? Quote
Shockwave Posted June 26, 2015 Posted June 26, 2015 I've never tried one with crankbaits but I also have a 7'3" HF for topwater and heavy jig presentations. I'm possibly going to be picking up another one. I'd agree with what SenkoGuru said. It's one of the best $100 rods out there. Quote
cottny27 Posted June 26, 2015 Posted June 26, 2015 My 6'8" ghost works well on cranks up to about 1/2oz. Very responsive and sensitive Quote
Super User WRB Posted June 27, 2015 Super User Posted June 27, 2015 Never touched, feel or checked these rods out for a few reasons; no line weight or lure weigh info available, don't like white rods. Tom Quote
HeartlandBassin Posted June 27, 2015 Posted June 27, 2015 Who has them for $80? gander mountain in stores, and bass pro online. i guess they are clearing out for the news ones that come out in august Quote
Shanes7614 Posted June 27, 2015 Posted June 27, 2015 Why don't you help us find the action and lure ratings info then. Anything else??? Quote
Super User WRB Posted June 27, 2015 Super User Posted June 27, 2015 Anything else???Action; mod, fast, xfast and weight in oz would be helpful for anyone trying to make a rod selection.Thanks, Good info. Tom Quote
Shanes7614 Posted June 27, 2015 Posted June 27, 2015 Action; mod, fast, xfast and weight in oz would be helpful for anyone trying to make a rod selection. Thanks, Good info. Tom DFGG68MH-C — 6’8” length - 10-14 pound test line - 1/8-5/8 ounce lures - fast action - medium heavy power rating. Comments: Balances perfectly with 12-pound line and 3/8-ounce jigs, 6” worms and medium-sized topwaters. Moves big fish with surprising ease and still feels like a feather in your hand. May be the best all-around rod of the bunch. DFGG610M-C — 6’10” length – 8-14 pound test line - 3/16-5/8 ounce lures -fast action – medium power rating Comments: Smaller worms and jigs, grubs, spinnerbaits and topwater baits. An excellent 10-12 pound line rod for lighter duty, clear water applications. Nice soft tip for casting smaller, light baits, but has surprising power the hook set. DFGG70MH-C — 7’0” length – 12-17-pound line - 3/16-5/8 ounce lures - fast action - medium-heavy power rating Comments: A really well balanced worm rod for 10-25 feet of water applications. We used it in open-water situations where the cover isn’t too thick, but this rod will surprise you when you need to put the pressure on even a big bass. The fast action makes this an accurate caster and a good choice for medium sized baits. DFGG73MH-C — 7’3” length – 12-17-pound line - 3/16-5/8 ounce lures - fast action - medium-heavy power rating Comments:: A nice, fast tip with a powerful backbone makes this rod a perfect choice for fishing Texas/Carolina rigs and small jigs, especially in clear water when you need longer casts and more leverage for a long range hookset. This is going to be an awesome buzzbait rod. DFGG73H-C — 7’3” length - 14-20-pound Co-Ploy, Fluorocarbon line - 5/16-3/4 ounce lures - fast action - heavy power rating Comments: A very effective deep-water jig rod for fishing in relatively heavy cover. Has the power to move a fish out from under a dock or from thick grass to the boat now, yet it won’t wear you out and you can fish with it all day long… no sore muscles, no fatigue, no problem. DFGG76XH-C — 7’6” length - 14-20-pound Co-Ploy, Fluorocarbon line and 50 pond test braid - 5/16-3/4 ounce lures – extra fast action – extra heavy power rating Comments: Extremely effective heavy cover rod; also works well with an umbrella rig. We primarily used this rod while flipping “Duck Weed or Primrose” with braid. This rod will ****** the biggest of fish out of the heaviest of cover before it realizes it’s in the boat. With more and more anglers becoming confident using and finding success with crank baits, the Duckett has addressed this technique with two rods. The Medium power 7-foot-0-inch model is designed to fish smaller lightweight crankbaits and jerk-baits, while the 7-foot-6-inch Medium Heavy model with its extra fast action other crankin’ applications. Crankin’ Rods DFGG70M-CC — 7’0” length - 8-12 pound line - 3/16-5/8 ounce lures - moderate action - medium power rating Comments: Casting a soft jerkbait, weighted only by the size of hook you use, requires a very responsive rod tip; this is the rod for it. Very effective when we used small crankbaits and jerkbaits such as shad raps and flukes. DFGG76MH-CC — 7’6” length – 8-12 pound line - 5/16-3/4 ounce lures - fast action – medium heavy power rating Comments: This crankbait rod is the best choice when you fish in the timber or around thicker vegetation. It has plenty of backbone to for handling heavy weights and big bass in deep water. Oh yea… it handles larger baits too! Spinning reel fans were not left out in the cold, asDuckettintroduces two 6-foot-9-inch medium heavy models is intended for lighter lines, clear water and smaller baits, and a 7-foot-0-inch medium rod for deep-water light line/small bait fishing. Spinning Rods DFGG69MH-S — 6’9” length - 6-12 pound line - 1/8-5/16 ounce lures - fast action - medium-heavy power rating Comments: Small worm/jighead combos, 2-5” grubs, small topwaters, little jigs, gin-clear water, just enough wind to make casting tough and finicky bass. Ultra-sensitive spinning rod great for finesse fishing. DFGG70M-S — 7’0” length - 6-12 pound line - 1/8-3/8 ounce lures -fast action - medium power rating Comments: The perfect solution for deep-water fishing where small baits and light line are a must to be successful. The fast tip allows you to cast un-weighted worms and soft jerkbaits a long ways with enough power to drive the hook home and pull the fish away from trouble. Quote
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