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Looking to buy new flipping stick need some suggestions want to flip as small as 1/4 ounce jigs but also up to 3/4 oz ? :-/

I'm not much of a flippin' guy, but for what's worth I've got a Kistler Magnesium "All day flippin' stick" and have been very satisfied.  It's rated for 1/4 and will go up to 1.5

Ive got a 7 foot All Star Big Boy rod and its working well for me.  Personally would never think of flipping anything as light as 1/4 oz. but im sure there i something out there.  The big boy may have to much back bone for a 1/4 oz bait though.  im thinking it might be hard to flip it where you want it.  i have heard good things about the Kistler.

       I will second Gopherbass on this one. I love it. It's balanced perfet. Another great flippin stick is the Daiwa Light n' tough.

      I will second Gopherbass on this one. I love it. It's balanced perfet. Another great flippin stick is the Daiwa Light n' tough.

+1 for the Team Daiwa L&T ;)   If you're looking for a great rod that won't break the bank, that's the one.  It's rated for 1/4-1 1/2 oz lures.  It's not a "broom handle" action either.  There's a bit of tip action to it making it easy to either flip or pitch.

I have to also jump on the Kistler band wagon.  LOVE IT, I also have the All Day Pitchin and FLippin stick by them and love it, thinking about getting a Mag TS Magnum worm one as well.

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I have a G-Loomis FS904X Flippin stick 7' 6" very light and strong. Mine is spiral wrapped with eva grips. I love it!

Ronnie

I use the Loomis BCR875GLX.   7'3" heavy action, fast tip.

This rod is incredibly light and sensative for a powerhouse rod.

I prollie use my Allstar TAS827C more than any of my other flipping rods. I throw 1/4 oz stuff alot.... Will go smaller for some soft plastics. A good reel and the right line is another must for flipping light stuff.

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