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Looking for a rod that can be a multiple use rod for hairjigs, 3" Spark Shad with Okashira Screw Heads, Hazedong Shads with tiny underspins, but primarily a Ned Rig rod with a little versatility. I was looking into the IMX-PRO 831S NRR. I already have an NRX+ 852S JWR. Not looking to break the bank. $350 is about my budget. 

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I have the 821S in NRX+ and it's a fantastic rod. Sensitive, light weight, loads well, and so on but it's kind of overkill with braid.  For what you mentioned, the IMX would be fine but an 1/8oz head and a 3in Spark Shad would max it out on weight. The tip is really light. Also, I would go with the lightest reel you can. I have mine paired with a Vanquish 2500S. I tried a few reels I had on hand with it when I was waiting for the new Vanquish to come out and none of them felt just right but they were all on the heavier side.  

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I recommend a custom.  That way you can have it built to your exact specifications.

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This a trade and points deal at American Legacy. 

 

Never heard of a custom. 

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A custom is a rod blank custom built to the exact requirements you want, reel seat, guides, length etc.

Tom

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Not interested in spending $987 for a rod. 

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16 minutes ago, lunkerboss923 said:

Not interested in spending $987 for a rod. 

DVT offered to make the rod within your $350 budget.

Tom

Check out ALX rods, lots of options,great customer service

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48 minutes ago, Dan N said:

Check out ALX rods, lots of options,great customer service

Alex also makes custom rods, he made last 3.

Tom

My NED rod is Dobyns FR702SF  7' Med/Light, Fast Action, 6-12# line, 1/8-1/2 oz.

There are alot of rods out there now from budget to custom and from inexpensive to break the bank.

I wouldn't hesitate to get the imx pro ned rig rod. 

I have two imx pro rods, the MBR 903C casting and the SJR901 spinning rod and both are amazing.

very comfortable handle on the spinning model too. Casts like a dream 

The shimano Expride light + A version is a great ned rod. Not sure about the newer B version but think it should be fine

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I think I found it. Shimano Expride B 7'2" Medium Light. The Fury is a good rod for some, I'm wanting sensitivity and a fast tip spongy tip with a decent backbone. Thanks 

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On 12/22/2023 at 8:43 AM, ike8120 said:

My NED rod is Dobyns FR702SF  7' Med/Light, Fast Action, 6-12# line, 1/8-1/2 oz.

There are alot of rods out there now from budget to custom and from inexpensive to break the bank.

I got my kid a Champion XP 702SF, it’s the perfect ned rig rod, casts the 1/16oz ned rigs very well.

 

i got the Tatula Elite 7’ Cody Meyer MLF rod as a result. Haven’t fished it yet but it seems like it should do pretty well, definitely not as heavy as my current ML Avid X

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