Thanks fellows on your input. Seems there are plenty of options and can't really lose. Guess I wanted to feel comfortable with the choice. Chronarch E7 or Chronarch C4i?
So far seems id be going with a Dobyns Extreme 744 split grip. Recently ran into someone through work who can set me up with a TFO rod at reduced cost. Not familiar with them much but am with Mr. Loomis and his rods. Any thoughts on those rods?
Thanks Dave
Yeah, they make reels for those who know no better. How's Lake Fork been lately ?
Actually used one of those Shimano's to pull out an 8 pounder out of there once.
HaHa...
Happy Holidays
Earlier I was asking in regards to a rod for fishing jigs. Now am curious with what all Shimano reel users have on their rods for jig fishing.
E5's to E7's, anticipate heaviest jig being 3/4 oz., shallow to deep waters. Rod length will be 7'3" to 7'5".
Will budget this to 300.00 for Shimano reel.
Dave
Thanks to all who have put in thoughts or comments. Here's the deal, not really worried about the senko part of it. I tend to fish lakes here with grassy sandy bottoms and in spring and fall I like using football jigs. This can be in 5ft to 15ft of water or deeper with progression of season. During summer weeds are present in 20+.
Overall want sensitivity, power and most importantly comfortable handle with length on butt end along forearm. Figure longer rod due to style of fishing and depth fished. Budget is 250 - 350.
Hope this helps
Thanks again
Dave
Well question is on choice with new bass rod I'm looking to get in the off season. Been new here and reading quite a bit on certain rods mentioned. Next rod would be used for bass jigs/football jigs.
Also, tend to use texas rigs. I've seen Dobyns rods being mentioned a bit. Majority of rodsI have are Shimano Crucial. I want a 7'3" / 7'4" rod. Any idea on Shimano Cumulus rods. Willing to pay for either.
Other techniques used are senkos, swim jigs and spinnerbaits.
So far im looking to try a Dobyns so far or if theres any other equal to ones mentioned id appreciate thoughts.
Oh yes heaviest weight used is 3/4 oz.
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