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St. Croix® Avid Series® Trigger Rods
Already one of the great rods of our time, the Avid is now even lighter, stronger, more sensitive, and superhuman than ever. High-modulus SCIII graphite blanks were re-engineered using exclusive IPC® technology to make the actions nice and crisp and put that "weightless" feeling in your rod hand. Black-framed Fuji® Alconite® Concept guides--light and sensitive--are the perfect complement, as are the precision Fuji reel seats. The select-grade cork handles have all been re-thought and re-shaped; for pure comfort and leverage, there's really nothing comparable! Manufacturer's limited lifetime
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Already one of the great rods of our time, the Avid is now even lighter, stronger, more sensitive, and superhuman than ever. High-modulus SCIII graphite blanks were re-engineered using exclusive IPC® technology to make the actions nice and crisp and put that "weightless" feeling in your rod hand. Black-framed Fuji® Alconite® Concept guides--light and sensitive--are the perfect complement, as are the precision Fuji reel seats. The select-grade cork handles have all been re-thought and re-shaped; for pure comfort and leverage, there's really nothing comparable! Manufacturer's limited lifetime warranty. Handcrafted in the USA.
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| ML = Medium Light |
| M = Medium |
| MH = Medium Heavy |
| H = Heavy |
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I am looking to by a 7' avid. I am going to use it as my jig rod. I was wondering which would be better the MH/ fast or the H/fast set up?
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What are you fishing for? I would lean toward the MH fast for most inland species. I fish mostly for bass and use the MH for all of my baitcasters except soft plastics (I use a MF for Texas rigs with a bullet weight and MXF for weightless plastics if baitcasting) and only use the HF for flipping/pitching. Jigs will work great with the MHF. Hope this helps.Answers
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yes, a swimbait rod and, more so than a swimbait rod, a flipping stick.lucky fishing,
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it would work fine for larger swimbaitsA:
I have a Legend Tourney 7'9" HF with a mod fast action and use it for swimbaits. It is a very similar rod except for the telescoping base. It does a great job tossing swimbaits, even the heavy BBZ Trout lures.Details:
6'8" or 6'6" rod with a 7.0:1 reelwhich rod would be better?
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if ur using topwaters, either would be fine. for pitching, jigging, or anything else just about use the 6'8".lucky fishing,
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better for what? I'd go for the longer one, but it's only 2 inches difference...Details:
im looking for a rod that can throw a spinerbait, crank, worm, frog, etc.Answers
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I like the ACV70MHF for most applicatons....Good stout rod but very sensitive
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I'd say a 6 1/2 or 7 ft medium action is a great all-around rod for a variety of baits... that being said, if you have the money, it's better to have several rods for different applications. The 2 basics/must-haves, in my opinion, are a medium action spinning rod and a medium-heavy action casting rod. These will truly cover 99% of your fishing situations.Answers
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Check with St. Croix. At this time, we do not carry one.1 of 1
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