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Probably just gonna go with a 7'3" vertias or veracity since there mirw like a heavy. Plus I know these are good rods.

I have it in a medium light and its like any other medium.

Thanks Chris I'll take a look at those.

Check out the Bill Norman crankbaita in nutter shad look pretty close the back color is a little darker though.

Wash it with power spray then buff it.

A mh vertias is more like a heavy anything else. Personally I like that.

Get you a 7 mh, im also in kenucky chris what county are you in?

That's what I was thinking RW, don't think I should need to wait around for other people to get it and review. Im sure it will be great rod because of the name un-like some of the other new rods that come out and people are skeptical of buying.

Anyone have a 7'6'' veritas or veracity mh? Veritas is normally all I use and I now the 7' mh is more like a heavy wandering if the 7'6'' is the same way?

I thought about a duckett. I really like the looks of the new loomis rods just afraid I wouldn't be able to cast a 3/8 with it.

Yea forgot to mention I would like it 7'3'' or better. Im just having a hard time finding one that don't seem to stiff to cast a 3/8 jig. I was thinking maybe a dobyns savy or one of the new Loomis's.

That's what rods have he is sponsored by now, enigma rods.

I assume it would be take some special equipment. The paint is probably baked on probably something similar to powder coating. Honestly though I don't know just a guess im sure someone will reply that knows exactly how its done.

Hey guys im in the market for a flipping rod but need some help. I want a rod I can pitch heavy wood cover with but be able to throw a Carolina rig, football jig, and also be able to cast a 3/8oz jig. Basically a rod I can flip a 3/8oz jig with but still pull off and get good cast with the same jig. 3/80z jig will be what I use 75% of the time with this my price range is $200.

Find the structure, cover, and baitfish. If you do this you will catch your limit.

They are leaps and bounds nicer then other rods that are $40. They are very durable, only thing I don't like is they could use another eye. For what you want it for it would be just as good as any other rod.

1994 sprint 262 88 Johnson spl Still looks brand new

Don't wanna still this thread, but Wayne p do the fish usually stack on the edge of the ledges ? I have no expierence with ledges.

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Veritas 2.0 is a nice Rod. 7'3'' mh is a nice jig rod, could also double as a flipping stick there a pretty stiff Ro, more like a heavy.

Kentucky lake will be up there.

We got about 14 inche's in breathitt county makes the winter suck even worse lol.

I haven't but I'm planning on buying one soon. Abus quality with Ike's ideas should be a great Rod. I'm intersted in the 7'2" for jigs I like how they are labeled by a percentage in the tip and backbone.

Is anyone a member of this? I'm thinking of joining it, never really heard anyone talk about it.

Whatever works for you, everyone shakes their Rod different.