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As the title states , I need help finding a good  :  2 piece ML  F / XF  6'10" ~ 7'3" Spinning Rod for Ned Rig under $100  ... I need as a travel rod for keeping in my car trunk - thanks in advance !

 

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In my trunk I have a 7' St. Croix mlxf two pice Avid X and a Fenwick River Runner 6'9" light-fast, the latter for creek Smallmouth. But  I'm sure there are hundreds of rods that will work. 

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Most any med. light/med rod will work. Ned fishing is not a feeling game so the rod don't have to be that sensitive. The St. Croix mention above will be as good as any.

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As others have said, most any "close enough" rod will do for the ned.  I would go out and get your hands on as many as you can and pick one based on comfort/ergonomics.  

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8 hours ago, ChrisD46 said:

As the title states , I need help finding a good  :  2 piece ML  F / XF  6'10" ~ 7'3" Spinning Rod for Ned Rig under $100  ... I need as a travel rod for keeping in my car trunk - thanks in advance

6'9" OK?

 

Fenwick HMG 6'9" ML-F 2 piece, $100

Model HMG69ML-FS-2

http://www.fenwickfishing.com/fenwick-freshwater-rods-fenwick-hmg/fenwick-hmg-spinning/1447348.html

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Thanks for the replies ... Based on what was shared , TW has a few that would fit the bill and Cabela's has a St. Croix Triumph series that would work .

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I'm from the ATL area myself now, moved here about a year and a half ago. For travel rods in this area I actually sold the rod I had previously and got a Triumph. Mainly because my old right was a bit less of a back bone, and theres plenty of situations around here where you can end up throwing into some slop without realizing it from the bank. I think the Triumph will be your best bet.

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Cabelas has the Tourney Trail/Pflueger President combo on sale for $49.88....    However, the 2 7 footers they have are either 2 piece Medium or 1 piece Medium Light.  The latter would be nice to throw in the trunk if it weren’t for it being 1 piece.

 

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On ‎1‎/‎1‎/‎2018 at 2:58 AM, Fishinthefish said:

I'm from the ATL area myself now, moved here about a year and a half ago. For travel rods in this area I actually sold the rod I had previously and got a Triumph. Mainly because my old right was a bit less of a back bone, and theres plenty of situations around here where you can end up throwing into some slop without realizing it from the bank. I think the Triumph will be your best bet.

So far , the best 2 piece , ML , Fast spinning rods I could find are a TW (banned) 6'10 ML , Fast , Fenwick HMG series 7' ML  , Fast and the above mentioned St. Croix Triumph 2 piece ... In 1 piece ned rig spinning rods there are more options - I like the Lew's 6'7" ML spinning rod specific for a Ned Rig but as previous posters stated , just about any 6'6" to 7'6" ML / M , Fast / Extra Fast spinning rod would work ... Looks like I'll be heading to the local Cabela's to check out the two piece St. Croix Triumph spinning rod !

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