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The extreme mission or either of the 711 rods (megabass) 

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I use a Cherrywood HD MH for those, especially jigs and square bills. (I have a dedicated rod and reel for deeper cranking. It uses mono and the reel is 21 to 23 or so IPT.)

The Cherrywood, being part fiberglass, imparts an action I really like on the jigs.

I use IM8 Daiwa rods, 6'6" and 7', for most other things save deep cranking.

Regards,

Josh

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It would probably be a 7'2" MH/XF Crucial. It is a excellent rod and I have used it for everything. I don't know if they still make that rod in the cork grips or how it compares to the old eva ones. But if you can find a older one its a good buy.

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Depends on your budget really... A 7' true MH fast action rod would be very versatile. When I say a true MH, I mean that an Abu Garcia Veritas fished about a half power more compared to the Kistler Helium II LTX and Fenwick Aetos MH's that I have.

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I think most people start with a MH/F as their first casting rod, and then start to specialize by techniques afterwards. That's what I did, and see others here do, too.

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Dobyns Champion 734 or 735 

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I think I'm going to buy the 7 foot medium heavy, fast action g loomis e6x 843c mbr.

that was gonna be my next choice. I have that rod in e6x and imx and it's great
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7 foot to 7 foot 3, generic medium heavy or 4 power rod.  My choice is a Dobyns 734c in the Champion or Fury series.

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I have a ML Carrot Stix, it can handle just about everything; jigs, cranks, small swimbaits, spinner baits, frogs, buzz baits, ect.  It sounds like you might want something a little heavier than a ML so I suggest a 7' Carrot Stix Wild Wild Orange Casting Rod. 

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Dobyns 734/735 blanked rods

Phenix 714/715

Lamiglas 734/735

St. Croix Mf

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7' medium/fast or mh/fast, depending on the manu. 

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7' legend elite mhf.  Followed closely by 6"10" *** mf.   I really like that 6'10" fo some reason.  6'6" avid mf does EVERYTHING well, mine is used exclusively for lipless cranks.

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My favorite is my 6' 9" MH/F Veritas with a 7.3:1 *** sitting on it. Light, sensitive, and casts like a dream.

I like Veritas rods enough that I have 3 flavors: 6'6" M/F 2-piece, the above mentioned, and a 7' M/M.

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Megabass Extreme Mission!

Or Black Elseil X4

Or XX Diablo Spec R

Whatever I want to throw, those 3 on deck will do it.

As to do it all reels to go with them:

TDZ 105

Shimano 15 Conquest 100 HG

Steez 100. Or 103HA

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Rather than be specific I'll offer you a couple of choices.

For about $80.00 If you can find a Team Daiwa rod I think you will be happy with it. The new Tatula XT is also a very nice rod to consider at $100.00. At a higher price point you may want to look at an

Abu Garcia IKE power rod for $149.00.

I have two Team Daiwa rods and an IKE rod.

I'm very happy with all of them.

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I use the Abu Garcia Veritas (1st gen) 6'9" MH/F. It's a 2-piece rod, so I have no issues carrying on the bus or subway. I use it for everything: jigs, spinnerbaits, frogs, a few swimbaits. It feels a little stiff, but it's pretty sensitive from my experience. You can get a new one for like $45 online now

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