What's Your Favorite Rod You Have Ever Used?

[FishinPhil]

I dont know if this has ever been talked about on here or not, but Im curious to see what your favorite rod you've ever used is. My fav rod is a 6 ft Team All Star pistol grip in medium heavy action. I also love the old school Fenwick Hooksetters. So if any of you guys out there have a hooksetter you are looking to get rid of let me know cuz Ill take it off your hands.

[jigboy]

All G-Loomis for me.

[ON3 3Y3D WILLI3]

Any rod made by GLoomis, they are top shelf.

My boy uses an Ugly Stick and for a 6 year old this is the best rod made.

For fly fishing nothing beats Sage.

[c22250ky]

Carrot stix
are the best rods made for the money no questions ask lifetime over the counter warranty would not trade 1 carrot stix for 2 gloomis Alot of the guys i know myself included have sold or traded other rods including gloomis shimano diawa to get a complete set of carrot stix
this just my opinion (the carrot stix are so sensative you can feel a fish looking at your bait)

[chasmo]

G Loomis, and Fenwick Techna AV.

Sage for fly fishing-HANDS DOWN

[smokefan]

My fav right now is a 7' All Star mh. It is super strong and sensetive, but my next rod will be a carrot stix. I have heard awsome things about them and I will give one a try. Plus its orange-GO VOLS.... Later smoke

[Wormin]

GLX all the way.

[smuckey41]

mine is the johnny morris spinning rod or my falcon 7 foot mh most of all my rods are some type of bps rods. and i love all those too.

[ryan_ekubass]

i have a g loomis glx bronzeback 6'8'' spining rod that is unreal on how sensative it is... now these rods are high as groceries but shoot they feel amazing....i only have 1 of em but i think its quite possibly the most sensitve rod on the market.

[rbcrawdaddy]

I dont know if this has ever been talked about on here or not, but Im curious to see what your favorite rod you've ever used is. My fav rod is a 6 ft Team All Star pistol grip in medium heavy action. I also love the old school Fenwick Hooksetters. So if any of you guys out there have a hooksetter you are looking to get rid of let me know cuz Ill take it off your hands.

H&H original WR 785 6'6" heavy for stroking a jig the best ever.

[ON3 3Y3D WILLI3]

i have a g loomis glx bronzeback 6'8'' spining rod that is unreal on how sensative it is... now these rods are high as groceries but shoot they feel amazing....i only have 1 of em but i think its quite possibly the most sensitve rod on the market.

I use the 6'3" bronzeback fast action spinning rod. It's sensitive and strong. Used it to bring in a 28 lb asian carp yesterday (pix on photo board.) Yes, they are expensive but you can find very good deals on them if you look around. Most all good manufactures have a lifetime warranty with replacements. I've accidentally rolled up rod tips in the truck window, sent them back to loomis and had a replacements sent back within days.

[Shimano4Life]

Shimano Crucial and Cumara. I have a wide array from 6'8" to 7'6". Best rods I have ever used, and I have owned GLoomis, St. Croix, Bass Pro Shop brands, among others. Also best value for quality. Who wants to dish out $300.00+ every time they want a new rod? Also, their warranty procedure can't be beat. No charge and switch them out at a Shimano dealer each time you break one. Other companies try to charge you for a replacement.......