Narrowed it down to these three rods for a pitchin rod.There all around the same price point.

7'6 mh or h ain't sure yet

Can anyone comment on any of them?

I absolutly love my Dobyns Pitching Rod. It's a 764C. It's light and in pitches and flipps like a dream. I don't own any Savvy Rods though but I hear they are great to.

I find the new Powell Endurance 775 to be a great rod. Its also very versatile as you can use it for a ton of other techniques.

What type of baits, weights, and cover are you planning to fish with this rod? I fish Dobyns rods exclusively, and really like them. I can't really suggest a specific rod though without hearing exactly what you're going to be using the rod for. I pitch baits from 1/4oz in no cover, up to 1 1/2oz in extremely heavy cover, and everything in between.

Mostly a 5/16 to 1/2 oz. t-rig in light to moderate cover.Laydowns, overhangs, little brush. 15# Pro line.Nothin to heavy maybe some pads later in the year. We don't get too much heavy stuff in Ohio unless it's wood.

Noone uses any of these rods???

I would go with the Powell.. but that is just personal preference..

Mostly a 5/16 to 1/2 oz. t-rig in light to moderate cover.Laydowns, overhangs, little brush. 15# Pro line.Nothin to heavy maybe some pads later in the year. We don't get too much heavy stuff in Ohio unless it's wood.

  The Dobyns 764 would definitely fit the bill. I personally use the 765 but I fish probably slightly heavier cover and fish 1/2oz almost exclusively on that rod.

I have both Powell and Dobyns rods and I like them both. IMO,the Dobyns is a better looking rod with better components, if that's important to you. I refer to my Powells as my "battle rods" because they are looking a little rough (mainly the cork) from all the bass they've hauled in. ;D

I like my Castaways I have 13 of them nice rods.

Powell 704C or 733...

Powell 704C or 733...

X2 on the Powell 704C

I find the 733 more suited for lipless & shallow cranks. The 734 is my worm rod,

Nick

735 savvy is a VERY versatile rod. Sensitive, balanced and looks great. Also backed by a lifetime warranty and no hassle $60 replacement. You will not regret buying this rod.

Try the Dobyns Champion 735C, a very versatile rod. I'm very happy with them for pitching, general jig fishing, and frogs.

Try the Dobyns Champion 735C, a very versatile rod. I'm very happy with them for pitching, general jig fishing, and frogs.

As soon as I can get the bait monkey to jump on my wife's back I'm getting that one.  :