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Looking to pick a couple of these Veritas rods up this winter for next year. From the ones that I've handled in stores, they seem to be extremely light weight and strong....and the price is great! Anyone actually wet a line with one of these yet? Just wondering if they fish as good as they feel. Thanks!
-Rich
I got two for Christmas present from the best wife ever.have not used it on the water but I have been throwing it around in the yard. It is a lot more sensitive then my kisstler magnesium,and the falcon low rider. Those two rods where my most sensitive rods I had until I have been messing around with the veritas. And it's $50 cheaper. I paired my spinning with a pflueger president and the casting with a bps pro qualifier. My wife could even tell the difference in how much more sensitive the veritas was then all my other set ups. Hope this helps.
Chuck
[QUOTE=smuckey41;436387]I got two for Christmas present from the best wife ever.have not used it on the water but I have been throwing it around in the yard. It is a lot more sensitive then my kisstler magnesium,and the falcon low rider. Those two rods where my most sensitive rods I had until I have been messing around with the veritas. And it's $50 cheaper. I paired my spinning with a pflueger president and the casting with a bps pro qualifier. My wife could even tell the difference in how much more sensitive the veritas was then all my other set ups. Hope this helps.
Chuck[/QUOTE]
Thanks Chuck....I know what you mean about the sensitivity, I felt it immediately when I picked one up for the first time! Can't wait to get two of my own!
-Rich
I have a 6-6 spinnerbait rod that I really like. I'm a loomis guy so I'm not that easy to please but this is a great rod for the money.
All the reviews are glowing. Sounds like a very solid rod for $100.
There are several good rods out there in the 100 price range. I own some shimano rods in that range that are nice.
While I have no doubt the Veritas is a nice rod for the money it only has a 1 year warranty on it. I would rather have a shimano with a lifetime over the counter warranty.
[QUOTE=jgevedon;436471]I have a 6-6 spinnerbait rod that I really like. I'm a loomis guy so I'm not that easy to please but this is a great rod for the money.[/QUOTE]
just picked one up today 6.9 model. love my loomis but for 100 bucks cant go wrong, alot cheaper
Well, I picked up two of these bad boys...the 6'9" ml spin & the 7' m spin. They look awesome with my two new white Cabela Tourney spin reels...just hope they catch as well as the look! :rolleyes:
-Rich
[QUOTE=RICHYD4U;437697]Well, I picked up two of these bad boys...the 6'9" ml spin & the 7' m spin. They look awesome with my two new white Cabela Tourney spin reels...just hope they catch as well as the look! :rolleyes:
-Rich[/QUOTE]
i hear ya i cant wait to use mine either. i think we will be happy with are purchase. have you been throwing them in the yard yet. i do about two or three times a day.....lol
Can't wait to use mine. Got one for christmas, 7'6" that I am going to use for flippin and pitchin. Haven't decided on what reel to put on it, any suggestions?
Wldmanwatts, is that 7'6" flippin stick telescopic? Compared to other flipping sticks you have owned how heavy is it? As far as reels I like a high speed one for flipping to take line up quickly and make followup casts. I use a Curado 200E7, but check out the Diawa Aggrest weighs the same as the 200E7 but is faster at 7:3:1.
[QUOTE=smuckey41;437799]i hear ya i cant wait to use mine either. i think we will be happy with are purchase. have you been throwing them in the yard yet. i do about two or three times a day.....lol[/QUOTE]
haha...yeah, me two! My wife gave me a really strange look this morning when she woke up and found me sitting in the living room with my 7' med...watching infisherman...flipping a jig around...LOL! :D The setup looks so good I can't keep my hands off it! :o
-Rich