I use a falcon 7'6" heavy flipping stick with a curado 6:1 , braid and a floro leader..... Works incredible especially when pulling through vegetation .

I second that. The Dobyns DX 784ML is my dedicated c-rig rod. The action is perfect for the c-rig and you got the length with it being a 7'8 rod. You wouldn't be disappointed.

I believe I use a 3/4 oz weight. Haven't done it much but want to start fresh with the right equipment.

Loomis has a 7' 3" made specifically for c-rig, it is awesome. I have the GLX and they make it in a mossyback. I don't think you can get a better rod for c-rig....imo

Kistler 7ft XH Broomstick works great for me. I can throw up to a 2 oz weight with it and it handles it effortlessly.

+1

I have a Kistler Zbone mod 5(Heavy) 7'3' LE and wouldn't change a thing.

Waiting on mine now. For a less expensive alternative, I have been throwing the 7'6"H TFO rod and it does well.

You can actually get away with a 7' rod if oyu are fishing c-rig's with a 1/2 oz. weight. Once you go up to a 3/4 or 1 oz. weight the longer rod is better. I use a 7'4" rod. Just what I like, and comfortable with. 7'6" are good as well.

I use a 7ft Hvy Veritas for my heavy C-rig rod(3/4-1oz). It also doubles for a flippin stick. I use a 7ft MH Veritas for throwing a light C-rig (1/2oz or less) Would rather have a 7'6" but they're too long for the rod locker

The BCR 874 heavy action or the BCR 875 Xheavy are the rods you are referring to.

Great info from all and as always thanks for the help!