Hey guys I'm thinking about getting a rod that can flex enough to skip jigs under docks just looking for suggestions and preferably under $100

For skipping jigs the reel is a lot more important then the rod.

I would stick with a shorter rod around 6'10 or less. The Okuma Concept that's on sale in a 6'6" MH looks good to me. Pair it up with a 28+ IPT reel and you're good to go.

I agree with T up there. Adjusting your reel correctly is more important than the rod. You can use any rod to skip a jig.

I have several jig rods, I can skip with any of them if my reel is set to skip with them. They range from 6' 10" MH/F to 7' 6" H/F. 

hopefully this isn't too off topic or hijacking but, how do you guys set your reel up for skipping?

hopefully this isn't too off topic or hijacking but, how do you guys set your reel up for skipping?

I don't know how any one else does it, but this is how I do it.............spool tension loose, looser than "normal" for regular casting, and mag. breaks set high enough to keep overruns to a minimum. I disagree that the rod is not also an important part, a little pit of a tip that loads helps greatly. YMMV, but I can skip weightless plastics doing it my way better than most guys can with spinning gear, and skipping jigs/frogs/weighted plastics is almost a breeze.

Kistler Cardon Steel MH 6'9 mod fast tip is great. I don't do much of anything special to setup the reel. Just use 3/8oz arky style jig and a flat type trailer.