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Im wondering what would be the best pitching rod to get for $250 or less. I will be using it for medium grass type situations fishing around reeds. I was looking at the Daiwa Zillion and the Dobyns Champion Flipping Rods but I'm just not sure. If you recommend any others please let me know. Im going to put a Revo SX on it if that matters. Thanks.

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Idk about the flippin rod, but I use a Dobyns 704C (7' H, fast action) for pitchin.  It is an awesome rod, very sensitive and very light weight.

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in my opinion one of the best flipping rods are the Phenix super flipping rods , namely the 7'11" med heavy . it has a strong back bone is very light for a rod it's length . would be perfect for medium grass and punching mats , pads , and tulies . ;)

http://www.***.com/Phenix_Super_Flipping_Rods/descpage-PSFR.html

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Thanks, any more suggestions.

Glutton for punishment are we? :):P;) ;) ;D ;D

I'm always looking for advice on cutting down my choice, not increasing it, ;D ;D :) :)

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I use a 7'1" G. Loomis Mossyback 854 (heavy power, fast action) paired with a Shiman Curado. I was using 15# P-Line CXXX-strong but I am switching to 65# power pro this year.

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Dobyns 735 Or 765 depending on your length preference. I prefer the 765 if I'm fishing around heavier cover personally.

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I use a 7'1" G. Loomis Mossyback 854 (heavy power, fast action) paired with a Shiman Curado. I was using 15# P-Line CXXX-strong but I am switching to 65# power pro this year.
Hey do you have a link for this rod? I'm looking for more of a Heavy instead of Medium Heavy. That sounds good.
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I use a 7'1" G. Loomis Mossyback 854 (heavy power, fast action) paired with a Shiman Curado. I was using 15# P-Line CXXX-strong but I am switching to 65# power pro this year.
Hey do you have a link for this rod? I'm looking for more of a Heavy instead of Medium Heavy. That sounds good.

You can find it at www.gloomis.com

Good luck in whatever you choose.

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I use a 7'1" G. Loomis Mossyback 854 (heavy power, fast action) paired with a Shiman Curado. I was using 15# P-Line CXXX-strong but I am switching to 65# power pro this year.
Hey do you have a link for this rod? I'm looking for more of a Heavy instead of Medium Heavy. That sounds good.

You can find it at www.gloomis.com

Good luck in whatever you choose.

Yeah thanks I found it after I posted.

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No problem.  I have the Mossyback in both the 853 & 854 (md heavy & heavy).  Really like both rods.  I use the 854 for heavier weeds and the 853 with with 12# fluoro for jigs and lighter flipping applications.

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No problem. I have the Mossyback in both the 853 & 854 (md heavy & heavy). Really like both rods. I use the 854 for heavier weeds and the 853 with with 12# fluoro for jigs and lighter flipping applications.
Ok cool. Does anyone know anything about the Dobyns Champion Flipping Rods? My brother has a savvy and loves it I was just wondering if its worth the upgrade. Thanks.

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