th365thli Posted April 16, 2018 Posted April 16, 2018 1 minute ago, Dtrombly said: I know this is an older thread but for what it's worth I threw jigs on a Veritas 2.0 7'3 MH/F last year.. it did ok for me, sensitivity was lacking as far as feeling what your jig is doing, but bites stood out well. Definitely not a traditional MH power, it's more like a Heavy and is stupid powerful.. while I mostly enjoyed it, I'll never own one again, too many better rods out there at the same price. I just hear so many people say the Abu rods run stiffer. Also personally not a fan. Several years ago they were really popular for the $100 range but competition has exploded. I will say, when they go on sale for 70-80 bucks the discussion changes. Quote
Super User webertime Posted April 16, 2018 Super User Posted April 16, 2018 The Dobyns Savy and Sierra lines are the same blank materials, just different guides and cosmetics. Sensitivity between them and a Fury is negligible if any. Fury vs Veritas for jigs. I'd go Fury with a big however... I have owned Champion 734, 705 and Fury 735 models, 2 of my closest friends are Dobyns Pro Staffers so I have used most of the lines/models. A 734 would be only "ok" for smaller jigs, but no way would I use it for anything over 1/2+trailer or with a big hook. 735 would be good for like 3/4oz total weights as would the 705. Dobyns do have a more moderate taper to them (like Phenix, Powell, Lamiglas) than you would get with a Shimano, St Croix or Abu rod, so understand that going in, your style or feel may not get along with them. I guess I am trying to say that in the Fury line I don't think there is a really good jig rod (my opinion). Their 744 Champion and 745 Extreme, well those are amazing jig rods, but have no comparable model in the Fury or Sierra lines. Quote
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