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looking at a new spinning rod. i like to wacky rig and drop shot. rod one is shorter but is rated for lighter baits, rod two is longer

Which do you think would suit me better? Thanks

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I was just at my local tackle shop and had a great rod for this in my hand. Take a look at the Dobyns Sierra SA692SF and SA693SF. Both will cover your needs well, choosing is a matter of personal preference.

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ML XF all the way. 7 foot med fast is super versatile, but for throwing a wacky worm and drop shot go with the ML. I'm curious, what are the rods?

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The shorter, lighter rod would be my pick for the techniques listed. 

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Either, really. Both are well suited. So pick the rod that feels best when you hold it. "Let the rod choose you..."

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6'10' MLXF, but  6'8" MXF  would be my pick for both techniques

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Are both the same brand?

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3 hours ago, WRB said:

Are both the same brand?

 

On 10/25/2016 at 8:53 PM, DubyaDee said:

ML XF all the way. 7 foot med fast is super versatile, but for throwing a wacky worm and drop shot go with the ML. I'm curious, what are the rods?

 

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I have both of those rods from that company although my 6'10" is the model with the better blank.  It would (and is) be my choice and I also use it a lot for Ned rigs.  Caught an 8 pound channel cat on it last week, so it will handle some hefty fish too.  

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