I have done a search and read alot of pages but not to many realy say what is a  good sensitive rod. Looking for the most sensitive rod for baitcasting under 200 thanks

most sensitive I have ever touched for 200 even is my daiwa zillion

You'll likely get a lot of different answers....such as St Croix Avid and Shimano Crucial et al. I'm going to bet the overwhelming response will favor the Avid.  Lots of good ones in that price range and some might even be less than $150.

St Croix Legend Tournament  $149.99 Sportsman Warehouse by my house.  They have a couple left without the split grips.

St. Croix Avid...

"All-around" with the emphasis on soft plastics and jigs: AVC70MHF

"All-around" with the emphasis on treble hook lures: AVC66MF.

Another to consider, AVC68MXF.

8-)

St. Croix Avid...

"All-around" with the emphasis on soft plastics and jigs: AVC70MHF

"All-around" with the emphasis on treble hook lures: AVC66MF.

Another to consider, AVC68MXF.

8-)

Agree wit RW, the AVC70MHF is a great rod, IMO Very Sensitive and a great price. Also the Shimano Crucials are nice, or keep your eye out for a used IMX.

What are you planning to throw with this rod?

most sensitive I have ever touched for 200 even is my daiwa zillion

X2 I love my 6'9" Zillion! Laser accurate, great feel, awesome looks. What more could you ask for? Also have an E21 Carrot Stix Gold that is awesome!

Looking for the most sensitive rod for baitcasting under 200 thanks

E 21 or Powell

Going to be used for crankbaits

Going to be used for crankbaits

Avid AVC70MM. This rod loads up for some of the longest casts

you will ever make. You will like everything about this rod for light

and medium weight crankbaits. Although I use a different set-up

for deep divers, this rod will handle them, too.

8-)

Going to be used for crankbaits

Then I wouldn't worry with "the most sensitive" rod.... haven't seen a rod yet that wasn't sensitive enough for cranking- glass rods included. If you really want this for cranking then look at moderate and mod-fast actions.

RW,

This is a classic case of preference.... I had the (2C70MHM) MH mod St. Croix and i felt like it was too light for any big cranks. My current 7' H, mod-fast will handle small, light cranks better for me than my 7' MH, mod handled the big stuff. So for me the H, mod-fast was the better choice for all cranking. (and lipless baits)

6'10'' MH Carrot Stix Gold

It's going to be a river rod but in not that deep of water

flechero,

If a fellow is going to fish big, deep diving lures on a regular basis,

he needs another rod & reel combination. For me that's a Lamiglas

SR704R/ CTE200GT. However, the AVC70MM will work for occasional

heavy lifting.

8-)

For me that's a Lamiglas

SR704R/ CTE200GT.

that's the "OTHER" orange rod, right?   ...lol

I agree with you (either of our set ups will pull double duty just fine) but was emphasizing the personal preference part of it.  

where is the best place to get the Avid AVC70MM

http://www.***.com/descpageRDCSTCROIX-SCASCR.html

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they don't have they AVC70MM

Yeah they do, check here under the Avid Crankbait series.

http://www.***.com/descpageRDCSTCROIX-SCACR.html

Good luck.

thanks alot

if its for crankin, i would really recommend the 7'2" mh fast tip carrot stix crankin stick.

thanks but placed my order last night