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On 6/18/2021 at 3:51 PM, Ohioguy25 said:

Is there any disadvantage to a 7’ rod over a 6’6” in a kayak or otherwise?

A short butt end for Kayaking is a plus I've read.

St Croix Mojo Yak is specifically designed for Kayaking, I don't kayak but it seemed to be a well thought out rod. 

 

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6'6".  And dont bring any rods in your kayak you cant afford to lose.  My boy lost his #1 ned rig, dropshot, and topwater rods yesterday when he flipped his yak in a rapid.  

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On 6/18/2021 at 4:51 PM, Ohioguy25 said:

Is there any disadvantage to a 7’ rod over a 6’6” in a kayak or otherwise?

My shortest casting rod is 6'3". It's a quality pole, no doubt, but the casting difference between that rod, and say, a quality 7ft rod is surprisingly small. On the other hand, it is far more accurate and much more maneuverable.

 

If I have the space, sure, I will bring a longer rod, but I don't miss much as I gain so much more from short rods.

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7ft 6 medium xtra fast. My favorite 

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I like 7'6 rods as I fish from the shore/bank. 

I have caught some great river smallies on the imx pro SJR 901S light powered spinning rod, paired with a Nasci 1000 reel and 6 pound sufix siege.

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