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Need A Crankbait Rod

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Hey everyone,

 

I am currently in the market for a rod to handle my crankbaits. Never really done any crankbait fishing, but I plan on doing some lipless along with squarebill and a little deeper diving stuff. I already have a baitcaster to go on it.

 

What length, action and stiffness should I look into? I am looking at the BPS Bionic Blades right now.

I might suggest the Denali Kovert 7'6" Crankbait Rod.

If going bps brand check out the crankin stick. Great price and good rod. I also like the veritas winch line of rods. 7'6 mh would cover what your looking for.

sounds like you are looking for a med hvy, moderate to moderate fast.

 

get it as long as you can be comfortable with.

 

the BPS cranking stick is a pretty nifty rod for the money, I would check them out as stated above.

sounds like you are looking for a med hvy, moderate to moderate fast.

 

get it as long as you can be comfortable with.

 

the BPS cranking stick is a pretty nifty rod for the money, I would check them out as stated above.

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I just received my Veritas Winch med-mod crankbait rod. I havent used it yet but it feels nice. and its on the cheaper side and im ok with that since I dont need it to be really sensitive for crankbaits.

When using crankbaits I generally go with my 7'  ML Berkley Lightning Rod.  It's a cheap rod, but I think it's a darn good rod for the money.

As a crankbait beginner the BPS Cranking Stick would be perfect for you. Medium 6'6" for squarebills and medium depth divers. MH 7' for the deeper cranks.

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I like the BPS crankin sticks they are great for the price. Good sensitivity too.

which action and power would be best if i were to get a bps crankin stick, im also in the market and these seem to be the winner lol

MH F, MH XF, MF, MXF?

which action and power would be best if i were to get a bps crankin stick, im also in the market and these seem to be the winner lol

MH F, MH XF, MF, MXF?

 

You want a Moderate action. Power is up to you and it depends on manufacturer. Look at the specs on the rod and find one that fits the size lures that you want to throw. a good place to start would be 1/4 - 3/4oz.

i didnt see any moderate action ones in the bps

i already have a duckett ghost rod in MH but i believe fast action and someone said it might not be good'

i kinda feel its personal preference

Moderate action for sure. Medium or medium heavy power, it's up to you.

I recently got my crankbait rod. It's a St. Croix Mojo Bass Glass 6'10" M/M

i didnt see any moderate action ones in the bps

i already have a duckett ghost rod in MH but i believe fast action and someone said it might not be good'

i kinda feel its personal preference

 

Lower end rods sometimes just call their rods "Medium Action" when they mean medium power and dont list the action. and some other lower end rods just dont make moderate actions.  I would look at a rod that specifically says moderate action. It doesnt need to be 300$ but even the veritas is 80$ and worth it.

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