Hey boys, new here.

 

I'm just getting back into fishing after 10 years. Rods, reels and lures have changed so much. I'm looking for a meadium heavy rod, with a 20-25 lb line that I can use for Texas Rigging. But, I am new to this "mumbo-jumbo". I understand it know after doing hours and hours of research, but I can't find the rod that I want. I'm looking for something in the 7'-7'3" range spending no more than $100.00. if I can get away with a lighter line to catch double digits bass, let me know. 

https://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/165790-the-best-rod-thread/

If you can go 109.99 the Dobyns Fury 734C would fit what you're asking for. 

 

Dobyns Fury

FR 735C would be closer to what the OP is referencing using 20-25 lb line doesn't relate to any MH rod I am aware of.

Tom

I'd go heavy for that line size. for what it's worth, I've always Texas rigged with a MH rod and 15lb line and have never felt like I needed heavier line.. unless your punching mats 15-17lb is plenty 

53 minutes ago, WRB said:

FR 735C would be closer to what the OP is referencing using 20-25 lb line doesn't relate to any MH rod I am aware of.

Tom

He did say medium heavy. The 735 is rated for the lines he mentioned but it's a Mag Heavy rod. He also asked about lighter line. I'd go the 734 with a lighter line within the rods rating. 

For the no-tournament angler you can go nuts thinking you need a different rod for every technique.  With the exception of a couple I have, all the rest are MH, or Medium and all the same make, Carbonlites.  I think they are on sale now for $100.

1 hour ago, J Francho said:

https://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/165790-the-best-rod-thread/

Thank you!!!

 

Thank you all for the amazing advice!!!

Catt is currently using Powell Inferno MH fast and recommends  it for jig and worms and believe the rod is in your price point.

Tom