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I am looking on getting a new rod that I would use for jigs that are 1oz or smaller. I need some input on what a good rod to get would be. My price range is anywhere from 100-150 dollars

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1oz<jigs isn’t usually considered punching. A heavy power fast or mod fast action with appropriate lure weight range will work. Do some browsing with this in mind and if you see something that catches your eye check here for anyone with hands on. 

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I recently bought an ARK lancer pro 7'6 heavy fast haven't fished it yet but in the hand it feels like a med heavy rod. It's light as a feather and messing with it in the yard I could feel every little detail about what I was hitting. I paired it up with a curado k and 65# power pro. 

 

For $99 I don't know that I could ask for anything else. I went in the store planning on spending $200 + and left with the $99 rod if that tells you anything

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I guess under 1oz could be a big variation between rods, I'd say figure what size jigs/flipping you're planning on using the most. Then figure what rod brand/specs are going to work out the best for you. You're going to have lots of choices out there to go through in that price point. 

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I have a Dobyn's Extreme HP 805 that I use for weights 1oz and larger (sometimes pitch 3/4oz). I used to have a Powel Max 3D, but they're discontinued. Great rod for the money. If you're looking to pitch and flip weights under 1oz, I would suggest the Dobyn's 746. Don't own one, but I have a 745 that I use for pitching 1/2oz weights and it works great for that. But 3/4oz may be a little stretch for it after adding a bait.  

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Ark , Tharp series 7'11 Guntersville special. $129

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