I was just browsing the cabela's site, and I was looking at the All Star Instinct spinning rods for $60 and I noticed that one of the models was a 7' Med. power rod with a Moderate action labeled, Medium Spinner/Jig.

Is there a reason why a company wpuld make a rod for Jigs with a moderate action. The onyl thing I could think of would be that the Moderate action could help absorb shock during the hook set or fight on a light rod, but being a medium rod I would think you would need to "protect the line" so to speak with a Moderate or more forgiving rod action like in UL's.

They also have a MH spinning rod labeled Worm/Jig with a mdoerate action.

Could someone help me out with why a Moderate action would be good on any of the applications?

I'm guessing they mean a walleye jig and spinner rod... their spinnerbait rods say spinnerbait rod.  The bass jig rods say worm/jig.

Moderate=Treble hooked baits for me

That never even crossed my mind Fletch...makes perfect sense though. It did say "med. spin/jig" Asked and Answered! Thanks.