flippin rod advice

[joey heller]

it does`t matter what works for anyone else it is what feels right for you

[Les Young]

A lot of it will have to do with your height. I have saw taller people use a 7' 11", but most use a 7' 6" model instead. I personally have used both & settled on the shorter one for myself. Just a more comfortable fit for me all the way around

[Shimano4Life]

I'm 5'10" and I use the 7'6" MH Crucial Flippin Stick. I thought about getting the Heavy action initially, but the MH is a crowbar! It has yet to fail me, and is VERY sensitive for a rod of that size and action. It is an absolute STUD.

I love it. It is a little on the heavy side in weight, but well worth the money. Plus it has the lifetime over-the-counter warranty -- can't go wrong with that.

[Les Young]

I have several 7'6" heavy action sticks & like the Shimano Clarus ($69.99 with a lifetime warranty) as well as any I've used.

[Col Forbin]

I like the 7'6" as well. I have the Heavy action, and it has been perfect.

[kybasshunter]

Do any of you use anything else besides braid on your flippin rigs?

[Shimano4Life]

Do any of you use anything else besides braid on your flippin rigs?

I use 20-25lb fluorocarbon exclusively.

[mawi97]

Don't mean to steal your thread or anything, but I got a like new Loomis GL2 7'6" I am trying to sell for $150.00. Very nice rod, just don't use it a lot and in a pinch. Let me know if your interested, I may let it go cheaper.

[kybasshunter]

I know everbody has seen the floating piles of tires, bottles and plastics {litter} amongst a few logs in the back of some main lake cuts, has anyone ever pulled a bass out of one of these? I have not, just wondering if bass get under these piles.......Greg