corey90 Posted June 6, 2023 Posted June 6, 2023 Im looking for a rod that will cast a lipless crank far as i can and still be able to work the lure like a jig a rip it out of grass any suggestions Quote
BigAngus752 Posted June 6, 2023 Posted June 6, 2023 Okuma TCS-C-701MHa This is my lipless crank rod. Great bend for long casts and perfect backbone for a sweeping hookset on trebles. I own two of them. Lipless is one of my highest confidence lures. Also excellent for walking a Zara Spook. I use Yo-Zuri Hybrid on these rods. 1 Quote
Deephaven Posted June 6, 2023 Posted June 6, 2023 Custom rod would work best. Build a MHF out to 8' it'll work glorious for that 1 Quote
Super User casts_by_fly Posted June 6, 2023 Super User Posted June 6, 2023 How far is ‘as far as I can’? are you talking about braid or other lines? are you limiting it to baitcasters or spinning also? Quote
MediumMouthBass Posted June 6, 2023 Posted June 6, 2023 This will be on the cheaper side, but during pre spawn i was using all kinds of lures on all different types/brands of rods and reels. Then i started using a Berkley Warpig 1/2oz on a MH 7'3" Daiwa Aird X rod with a Daiwa Tatula CT reel and i was able to get an extremely far casting distance compared to everything else being used during the pre spawn fishing. It also held up to ripping it out of grass very good until the lakes grass became so terrible that it covered almost all of the water columns (including the top of the waters surface) that i had to start using other lures. This rod/reel/warpig combination was the reason i had several 4-5lb bass and my new pb of a 7lber. Quote
Hulkster Posted June 7, 2023 Posted June 7, 2023 any of the 7'6 fast action bass rods should do the trick. 1 Quote
JMac603 Posted June 7, 2023 Posted June 7, 2023 St Croix Victory 7'10" "open water" rod. I use it for smaller swimbaits on 3/8" ball heads. #10 braid on a 4k size reel will launch em. Quote
Delaware Valley Tackle Posted June 7, 2023 Posted June 7, 2023 A long rod that loads well with the weight is always the answer to long casts Quote
Super User TOXIC Posted June 7, 2023 Super User Posted June 7, 2023 Last time I checked, there were various weights of lipless cranks. Even floating. The longer the cast the less sensitivity regardless of the weight. If I’m throwing a lipless in grass, the fast action rod needed to make a long cast is counter productive to “ripping” it through the grass. You are asking for too much from a rod. My lipless fishing in grass is normally not a distance technique unless it is in open water. Quote
a1712 Posted June 7, 2023 Posted June 7, 2023 I had Big Bear Rods put 2-7'9" Med/Fast rods together for throwing Lipless specifically. I had the butt shortened on both to give me extra blank length. With a 1/2-5/8oz. Lipless, 12 lb. Tatsu and 16 Metanium HG's, they were unbelievably long. Brian. Quote
GReb Posted June 7, 2023 Posted June 7, 2023 A lipless will soar no matter what rod you throw it on. I’d focus on other factors 1 Quote
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