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that lamiglas is one of the best feeling rods ive had the pleasure of using. you wont be disappointed

The lamiglas is a spinning rod so that’s not gonna work

I like a 7 to 7’3 medium heavy with a moderate tip. The moderate tip whips more allowing longer cast. It also allows the fish to suck the fluke in a little better. For me, flukes fall right behind frogs with hook up to land ratio. The medium heavy backbone let’s you drive the hook a little better.

I mostly agree. You basically described my last rod, TFO 7” M. It lacked a little power but everything else was perfect for a weightless set up. The Dobyns is 6’ 8 so it’s also a no.

the finesse jig rod is the best weightless senko rod ever lol

Is the 6-10 finesse jig the same action as the original Cara 6-10 weightless worm.

I throw the OG and it works as advertised.

I like a Dobyns Champ XP in the 703C for that application. IMO, a real high end sensitivity is not nearly as important on a weightless soft plastic rod...70% of the time you are seeing or sensing your line moving and aren't trying to feel a subtle tick when bottom fish (vs. ticking a rock or whatever). A fast tip to be able to load up a weightless fluke and cast it 80+ft is important, as well as having just enough back bone to drive a medium wire wide gap hook into a big fish.

Fluke's i use a Megabass F4.5 it's a 6'11" medium fast Also my Jerkbait rod.
Senko Megabass F6-70LV 7'0" med/heavy fast.
Line I use Seaguar R18 Fluoro 10 -12lb. If you have never used the R18 it's fantastic!!!!

Falcon Cara 6 power any length would do you well!

I prefer a Dobyns DX 743 for flukes and senkos.

Falcon Head Turner will work also... Dan

Very nice rod indeed....

I like the Dobyns 733 for weightless flukes or topwaters (with mono) like yellow magics or rico's. Cant beat Dobyns warranty too!

Shimano SLX 7 ft medium heavy fast... No need to break the bank on any rod.