I have been trying to pick between going to something new such as swimbaits for using anything between s wavers to huddlestons or stay with   jigs but i can't make up my mind. I fish clearlake. 

Irod G2 LG swimbait rod is 7'6" to 8' long....long rod for jigs unless you are flipping or punching.

I suggest to stay under 7'4" (IRG744C) for a jig rod w/100 or 200 series reel used for casting.

Daiwa Lexa 300 series reel for low profile for combo of jigs and swimmers or Shinamo Cardiff 300 series round reel for 2oz to 5 oz swimmers. 

Tom

PS, Clearlake put out a 16-4 recently, looking very healthy!

I know I already have a jig rods but should i stick with a jig or try to go to a swimbait? Ps they also had a 15 and two 14's. People think we are gonna break the record which is 17 almost 18.

A couple guys I know had over 80lbs on their ten best fish at Clearlake last weekend fishing Hudds and lipless cranks. Another buddy had 27.5lbs on four fish on the Delta yesterday. 

NorCal is heating up for sure. 

Yep 

18 hours ago, glayne0930 said:

I know I already have a jig rods but should i stick with a jig or try to go to a swimbait? Ps they also had a 15 and two 14's. People think we are gonna break the record which is 17 almost 18.

Add a specific use swimbait rod, the 8' heavy swimbait Irod is a good choice for 8" or 68  Hudds and whatever in the 2 to 6 oz weight range.

Tom