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Im interested in getting one of the Falcon BuCoo rods for throwing cranks, and everything else I cant throw on a MH/XF Vendetta.  Which power would best suit my needs? M or MH? Any and all help would be awesome! Thanks!

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I prefer the 7'medium.  They are really nice, with a fast tip.  I don't own one, just tried one out.  It felt comparable to other makers in the same range.  :D

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Honestly, I own the 7ft heavy and love this rod.  I use it for my Ika rod.  The tip is very soft when compared to my other rods.  I think the MH will suit you just fine.

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Thanks for all the answers so far, I am actually looking for a rod that can handle cranks first, and the general purpose second.  I checked out the Falcons at Bass Pro and the Medium feels good and not too whippy, and the Medium Heavy seems too stiff for cranks.  I have read in a previous post that the Medium feels like a noodle, it didn't at the store. So basically if anyone has or used the 6"6" Med would you suggest it for cranks and general purpose?

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Ideally for a crankbait rod you want one with moderate or moderate fast action. The power isn't really as important. You can get a M, MH, or H as long as they have a moderate or moderate fast action.

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The BCC-4-17 would be a great choice for an all around crankbait rod.  It's 7", but I think you'd love it.

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