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Location: Orland Park, IL | Am about to get a new st croix legend. Was all set on the 63, but after going to the website, found the 66 and 68. I will be using primarily for Vertical jiggin (taking a place along the 59 avids, and 60 Techna AV). But maybe dual purpose should be a consideration.
I know the 63 is a smokin vertical jig rod, but what will I be givin up if I use the 66 or 68 for vertical jiggin?
TWS63MXF / VERTICAL JIG
Our most popular jigging rod. It features a light tip with plenty of backbone for vertical jigging at various water depths.
TWS66MLF / JIG-N-RIG
Our number one multi-purpose walleye rod. This can't-miss model is great for jigs, rigs and crankbaits.
TWS68MXF / River jig
We recommend this rod for river anglers. The extra length is ideal for line and lure control in current. |
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Location: LaCrosse, WI | Mark,
I have two of the 69MLXF's and they're awesome. I use the MLXF because I run braided line, otherwise I'd use 68MXF's. I have both the Avid and the Mojo and both are very good.
I do a little bit of everything with the 69MLXF's. I use them for pitching blade baits, jigs, vertical jigging, and for wing dam fishing all summer. The one thing I don't use them for very often is casting big cranks like (6A Bombers), those are a bit much for the MLXF. With this rod I can feel every vibration of a blade or spoon cast 30 yards away. Come on up to LaCrosse, and I'll let you try them out on the Mississippi.
The legend in the 69MLXF is a sweet rig. I coupled my Avid up with a Pflueger President, and it feels awesome. The Legend seems to work better with a Pflueger Supreme, it feels like you're holding a feather.
Edited by GNWC Rookie 8/11/2009 8:10 AM
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| TWS68MXF / River jig We recommend this rod for river anglers. The extra length is ideal for line and lure control in current. With mono++ I got this one awsome stick TWS66MLF / JIG-N-RIG Our number one multi-purpose walleye rod. This can't-miss model is great for jigs, rigs and crankbaits. Braided line+++++ Tell you what see if you can swing over to Everts and give a couple a test drive before you buy
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Ditto what rookie said, cant go wrong with the 69mlxf. one of my favorite rods with the new fireline braid.
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| Hey Mark-
You have a high front end on your boat. Go with the longer rods.
I had all 6`-3 and switched or converted to 6- 9".
Also a lot easier to get over top of windshield when trying to get to net in back of
boat when fishing lonesome.
I prefer the MLXF for jigging and pitching but use the MXF for dragging or when I need heavy stuff. Unfortuneately no one rod does it all.
Good luck on your no venture.
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Location: Berlin | Get the one that says Fenwick on it!  |
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