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I am looking to buy all new rods and I want to see you guys preference for different fishing techniques.

Soft Plastics-

Shakey Head-

Crankin-

Spinnerbait-

Jigs-

Jerkbaits, Flukes-

Topwater-

If you can help I just need to know the length and M, MH, H.

Thanks guys

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I am looking to buy all new rods and I want to see you guys preference for different fishing techniques.

Soft Plastics-7' Heavy (70%) 6'6" MH (30%)

Shakey Head-6'6" Medium Spinning

Crankin-7' Medium/Moderate (50%) 7' MH/Moderate (50%

Spinnerbait-7' MH

Jigs-7' Heavy (70%) 7'3"/7'6" Heavy (30%)

Jerkbaits, Flukes-Hard-6'3" Medium/MH Spinning Soft-6'/6'6" MH Casting

Topwater- 6'3" Medium

If you can help I just need to know the length and M, MH, H.

Thanks guys

I'm 5'2" BTW, so don't be scared of the longer rods.  I used 6' and 6'6" rods forever, and just the past couple of years switched to 7 footers, and it greatly improved my hooksets. 

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Soft Plastics- 7' mh

Shakey Head- 6'7 mh

Crankin- 7 to a 7'6 m glass

Spinnerbait- 6'6 to 7 mh

Jigs- 7 h

Jerkbaits, Flukes- 6'6 m

Topwater- 6'6 m

just my preference and what I use

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just remember a cranking rod will do fine for a jerkbait or topwater

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I don't use a certain rod for a specific techniques. I carry rods from 5 1/2 to 7 1/2 ft(in 1/2 ft lengths) that have different actions & power. If I am in close quarters(cypress trees) I opt for the shorter rod length & the more open it gets the longer the rod. The weight of the bait determines which reel I am going to use. For the lighter baits I use a Metanium Mg-7 or a Scorpion Mg, a little heavier maybe go to a Antares AR or a Chronarch D-7. The next weight I'll go to a Calais 201-5 or a 201A for the heavier baits or into the wind I'll use The Antares DC or Calais DC. I find this system works well for me.

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