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Too soft of tip and you can't get a good hook set with 3/8 bass jigs with medium to heavy wire hooks. Easier to cast sometimes eliminates most jig rods.

I know of a rod that meets your goal at $175

Tom

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4 hours ago, WRB said:

Too soft of tip and you can't get a good hook set with 3/8 bass jigs with medium to heavy wire hooks. Easier to cast sometimes eliminates most jig rods.

I know of a rod that meets your goal at $175

Tom

 

What brand make this rod at $175 I'm interested  

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15 minutes ago, Some tissues said:

 

What brand make this rod at $175 I'm interested  

This will sound strange but I fished this rod early this week using 1/4 oz jigs and 3/16 oz T-rigged worms with Owner 5301 size 2/0 hook just to test it out. Major Crafts new Don Iovino Top Water Splash-It rod. The rod is designed for top water but reminds more of a Doddle rod with flexible tip and loads up good to set jig and worm hooks. This is more of a all around rod then how it's labeled. The rod is  6'8" Fuji micro guides and reel seat, split handle very well made and weighs 3.6 oz.

Tom

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18 minutes ago, WRB said:

This will sound strange but I fished this rod early this week using 1/4 oz jigs and 3/16 oz T-rigged worms with Owner 5301 size 2/0 hook just to test it out. Major Crafts new Don Iovino Top Water Splash-It rod. The rod is designed for top water but reminds more of a Doddle rod with flexible tip and loads up good to set jig and worm hooks. This is more of a all around rod then how it's labeled. The rod is  6'8" Fuji micro guides and reel seat, split handle very well made and weighs 3.6 oz.

Tom

Thanks 

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On 9/12/2017 at 9:24 PM, Some tissues said:

Looking for a baitcasting rod with a soft tip anyone have a rod in the $100 price range they can recommend 

Cabala's Tournament ZX 7'1" M Mod, best rod for treble hooks and light cores. extremely soft tip, light and great grip style.

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The Phenix recon elite 715 is exactly what you need! I use it to pitch and skip 3/8-1/2 jigs. Plenty of backbone and a really soft tip. It's not in your price range but it's exactly what you're describing. 

Posted
21 hours ago, Some tissues said:

That rod is perfect I've held it but it's definitely too light 

 

it it would be for skipping 3/8 oz jigs

Knowing this, I would pick up a St. Croix Mojo 7'1"mhf, it's way softer in the tip than the lengend tournament equivalent. Similar to the swim jig finesse from the legend tournament line.

Posted
On 9/13/2017 at 5:04 AM, Catt said:

Falcon Coastal ?

Any Falcon. Softest rods I have ever fished 

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