Looking for a dedicated worm rod. Have narrowed my choices down to these:

Falcon Lowrider LFC-6-17 H 15 - 25lb. 7'0" (LR Carolina Lizard Dragger)  

Falcon Lowrider LFC-7-17 H 15 - 30 lb. 7'0" (LR Carolina Lizard Dragger II)  

Falcon Lowrider XG LFC-6-166 MH 12 - 25 lb. 6'6"  

Falcon Original  FC-6-166 MH 12 - 25 lb. 6'6      

These are my current setups:

Berkley Lightning Rod casting 6'6 M Quantam Accurist 15lb Trilene Big Game (worm in light cover)

Berkley Lightning Rod spinning 6'6 M Shimano Sahara 2500 10lb Stren Original (shaky head)

Berkley Lightning Rod spinning 6'6 M Shimano Sahara 2500 12lb Trilene Big Game (weightless senko, floating worm, fluke, drop shot)

Falcon Lowrider XG 4-17 casting  7' M  Shimano Citica 201D 12lb Trilene Big Game (cb, hard jerbait, topwater)

Falcon Original 6-1610 casting  6'10 H Daiwa Procaster 100HL 30lb Sufix braid (jig)

Falcon Original 5-166 casting  6'6 MH Daiwa Procaster 100HL 15lb Trilene Big Game (spinnerbait, buzzbait)

Falcon Original 5-17 casting 7' MH Shimano Cruxis 201 50lb Power Pro braid (frog, c-rig)

Need your help on a worm rod. Baitmonkey is on my back. Thanks.

Not on your list but I find it an excellent rod for Texas Rigs; Falcon LowRider LFC-5-168

Angler of the Year 6' 8" MH Med fast tip 10-20 lb. 1/4 to 3/4 oz.

Well, if your stuck on Falcon lowriders, then my vote is the LFC-5-167

Falcon Lowriders are a great choice. I've heard nothing but good things about them.

Welcome aboard!

Regardless of the brand, length or style (spinning/ baitcasting), it is important to have Fast or Extra Fast Action and a firm tip. My "soft plastics rod" is a St. Croix ES70MF.

Falcon Lowriders are a great choice. I've heard nothing but good things about them.

If memory serves me correctly, last year I was watching a TV show hosted by a famous local outdoorsman. He was somewhere in central america??? maybe the same area RedlineRobert goes to, fishing for Peacock Bass. I'm pretty sure he was with the originator of the Falcon rods. All they used were Falcon rods, and they didn't seem to have any trouble boating some pretty nice fish with the rods.