FishinFool22

I didn't. I believe they are all fast but not a 100% sure on that

Buy what you can afford and be happy with. IMO the ugly stik is a good multi species rod. I used one if the original ugly stiks with a cheap shimano sedona for years when I was younger. I've out fished (guy was using higher end shimano gear) and been out fished with a zebco 33 and an ugly stik. Sometimes its just "how you hold your mouth"

I used the wrong word there should of used power instead of stiffness. I was wondering if MH would be enough power. Seeing as most flipping/pitching rods are usually H or XH that I have seen.

Would it be stiff enough to be a pitching rod?

Not sure I follow.

I recently acquired a 6'8''MH rod. I have 7'MH rod that I use for jigs and Carolina rigs. I also have a 6'6''MH that I use for spinnerbaits and some moving baits. My question is what would you use the 6'8''MH for?

Another vote for the tatula

Do you have anything supporting the pvc?

I thought about the PVC .How often have you seen breakage. I am just looking for something to help the back end line up. Yes. Its a 16ft flat bottom aluminum jon boat. There are two bunks on the trailer but they lay flat so they really do not do much guiding.

Any of them.

I am looking for some trailer guide post to go on my boat to help with loading. Do y'all have any recommendations on what brands to but or is there a good DIY tutorial out there to go by. It is an aluminum boat so its nothing really heavy just need some help loading when I'm by myself.

I use 10lb powerpro braid to a 10lb flouro leader. I have not seen a "disadvantage" to throwing different types of lures on the braid but I only use braid on my spinning setups anyway.

Any of them in that range will do you good. I would add Pflueger to the list above

I would go with the Lews

Have always liked my duckett.