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My son has had a couple.   One got broke in transit in a car wreck.    He told me not to ever use his, because I would want one.   I made that mistake, and fished a texas rig and caught a couple.   It is an awesome $100 rod.  Light, balanced, sensitive, Falcon build.   That says enough.  Just a work horse rod.

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I have 6, 3 casting and 3 spinning. I love them. Great quality and light. My favorite is a 7ft medium fast spinning

That would probably be my favorite spinning rod to if they actually made a bucoo 7' medium fast rod.

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they're light and sensitive.  i had one that had specs made for cranking, but it didn't have enough power for me really.  ended up selling it off, but nice rod nonetheless.

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Decent rods for the money. Their power ratings are a bit generous though. The 6'10 pitchin' stick is labeled as a heavy, but it's a true mh with a softer tip due to the mod/fast action. Also owned the 7'0 med/mod and it was the same way. A bit too whimpy for my liking. I cut 1.5" off the rear of the 6'10 and installed a new but cap I got from Falcon. It makes a great rod for treble hooked baits. Great squarebill rod for sure.

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I've heard a lot of good things about them lately. In hand they feel pretty good, they're about as light as a $100 rod can get.

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I just checked my rod, your right. My medium fast is a 6'6 and my 7ft is called the cranker spin and does not say if its moderate or fast. The 7ft is my favorite rod i own. It takes a beating.

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The "trap caster" is one heck of a rod. Its light sensitive and obviously excels with lipless baits. My only issue with the bucoo's are the micro guides are way too fragile. I don't beat my gear, but the slightest bump from another rod and I need a new guide. It is 4 years old though.

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i had the 6'6" herm action with the micro guides...i thought it was great rod. mine only weighed 3.5 ounces and the sensitively was amazingly good for the price.

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Probably the 7' med moderate but they do have a med lt 7' fast

Nope the 7' medium light is also moderate. I ordered one because tw has it listed as fast but it was moderate. Falcons site has it listed as moderate, guess I should have looked first. I love the bucoo casting rods, but don't understand why they don't make any medium power fast action spinning rods! I also really don't like how they leave all the threads on the seats of their spinning rods instead of trimming them.

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I just checked my rod, your right. My medium fast is a 6'6 and my 7ft is called the cranker spin and does not say if its moderate or fast. The 7ft is my favorite rod i own. It takes a beating.

Yeah I have that rod to and it will LAUNCH a small crankbait! Just wish they would make a 7' fast action to.

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I never noticed they dont make a 7ft medium fast. Thats odd that they dont make one. That would be a near perfect rod considering my 7ft medium moderate bucoo

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Well I guess they tricked me to. Oh well I have the cranknspin also,used it for light cranks before I set up a bfs combo.

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Ive thrown frogs, jigs, texas rigs, cranks and spinnerbaits on the cranker spin lol works great for me. I love the rod. I imagine a medium fast would be even more perfect. I love the parabolic bend on a medium moderate rod. Seems like i can keep pressure on the fish a little better

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I never noticed they dont make a 7ft medium fast. Thats odd that they dont make one. That would be a near perfect rod considering my 7ft medium moderate bucoo

They don't make any bucoo medium or medium lt fast action spinning rods. It doesn't make sense!

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They don't make any bucoo medium or medium lt fast action spinning rods. It doesn't make sense!

Tackle Warehouse lists the BCS-3-17 Medium Light spinning rod w a fast action  :Idontknow:

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Good to hear all the positive feedback. I'll keep the action in mind if I decide to buy. I was thinking mh, I suppose I should get a hvy.

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The "trap caster" is one heck of a rod. Its light sensitive and obviously excels with lipless baits. My only issue with the bucoo's are the micro guides are way too fragile. I don't beat my gear, but the slightest bump from another rod and I need a new guide. It is 4 years old though.

That is a great rod! Very versatile. I agree about the micro guides not being very good, I only buy the regular version bucoo now, not the micro version. I'm up to 8 of them and plan on buying more.

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Yeah i agree about the guides. All of mine are regular guides

I've said it earlier, but just to get an idea, I've had mine for 4 years. Sunday it's going to the shop to get a guide replaced for the 7th time. If this thing wasn't such a sweet rod other wise, it would be given away. To anyone looking at one, get the regular guides.

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