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I'm ordering a G. Loomis spinning rod very, very soon .I've got it narrowed down to two and need a little assistance deciding. First, let me start by explaining what I will be using this rod for: Drop shots, weightless plastics, some ned rigs, finesse jigs and other finesse presentations that I cant throw on a bait caster. The two rods I am choosing between are as follows:

E6X 822S DSR 6'10 XFast 3/16-1/2oz Mag Med 6-12lb test Split grip handle

E6X 842S SJR 7'0 Fast 1/8-3.8oz Medium 6-12lb test Full cork grip

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i'd probably go with the 7' because the fast tip vs x fast.  i like the fast tip for the lighter line/smaller hook type of stuff you're going to throw.  also goes a hair lighter on the lure weights and if you're fishing over 3/8oz you should be able to do that on you're casting rod if you want.

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Agree with the 842. The DSR would still be a very nice rod, but the 842 will be more versatile and fit your needs better as an all-purpose finesse rod. Enjoy! 

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You want to check out the 852s as well.  It will do well with those applications. Just depends on if you want the extra fast rip or not. 

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