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Hi all. Just trying to get your thoughts on what a good application would be for a Heavy Power Extra Fast action rod would be.  Thanks!

What brand rod? Everyone's definition of fast and extra fast is a little different.

 

But overall a heavy extra fast rod, for me is good for heavy jigs.

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Here's the FB post that has the Victory recommended techniques...3 charts covering the entire line

https://www.facebook.com/StCroixRod/posts/pfbid0WK6oDnrGMVFcXS4Y75YGditTfXRSYsNDer4bxd7m85TJSEQ1jftzMTmkMtLRV4tFl

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The 73Hxf isn't a true heavy.  It's St Croix version of a Loomis 873 model.

I have the LTB 7’3” HXF and it’s closer to a MHF. Has a nice tip and a strong backbone. The Victory should be very similar if not the same. Great rod for t-rigs and jigs in the 3/8-1/2oz range

 

Punchfishing has a great video on YT on the exact rod you are looking at and gives a nice breakdown on it

I have this rod and agree it is not a true heavy. It’s a great jig rod, sensitive, strong. It’s got more backbone than a standard mh but a soft tip yet. I like it for frogs, but love it for jigs. I think I could through most lures in my boat on it. It’s light, but a touch tip heavy so I prefer a average weight reel on it, like a Daiwa Fuego Ct. I highly recommend it.

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5 hours ago, MN Fisher said:

Here's the FB post that has the Victory recommended techniques...3 charts covering the entire line

https://www.facebook.com/StCroixRod/posts/pfbid0WK6oDnrGMVFcXS4Y75YGditTfXRSYsNDer4bxd7m85TJSEQ1jftzMTmkMtLRV4tFl

They list "jerkbaits", "weightless jerkbaits", "soft plastic jerkbaits" and "hard jerkbaits". Are they just trying to confuse people? ? Bunch of jerks. 

59 minutes ago, NorthernBasser said:

They list "jerkbaits", "weightless jerkbaits", "soft plastic jerkbaits" and "hard jerkbaits". Are they just trying to confuse people? ? Bunch of jerks. 

What about those jerkbaits that are hardbodied with a soft tail?  Which one do I get? 

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