I don't like my current set up for flippin docks and was curious as to what you all use. Specifically looking for terminal tackle and rod length, brand, etc... ideas.

Thanks!

I use a Dobyns 735C with an Okuma Helios reel. It's a super light setup that you can pitch all day. I spool up 20# flurocarbon and use a 3/16 or 1/8 screw lock tungsten weight.

A 7'2 MH-XF Shimano Cumara with a Curado 200E7. 15 lb Invizix.

Duckett 7.1mh white ice....cabelas 17#fluoro....daiwa zillion....river a flipping hook or wide gap (4/0)....river a tungsten flipping weight 3/16-1/4....whatever flipping bait( here)

Falcon bucoo micro 7'2" MH and a shimano curado 50E. Super light and the tip on the bucoo can scoot a bait way under a dock.

Psssst! It ain't the set up.

No one uses a shorter rod for accuracy and maneuverability in close quarters? Sometimes I feel like a 7' is too long...hmm

Pratice is what im going to tell you,you need lots of pratice before you go spending money on something else,tell us what setup you have a we might be able to help you with some suggestions on what your using now.

I didn't get it for flipping docks but it worked really well the other day at Austin. 6.3, heavy Shimano Cumara with a 7.0 Revo.

I'm short and I prefer 6'6 rods for anything except c rig and maybe crankin...I've tried to use longer to flip etc but its tough

Are you talking about "flipping" or "pitching"?

For flipping I would go with a 7' to 7'6" H rod. I use Falcon Caras, but if I had a choice I would go with a Dobyns rod. As for terminal tackle: 3/16 to 7/16 oz tungsten weight with a stout 3/0 - 5/0 hook. As for my preferred plastic, I like Xcite baits Raptor Craw and Raptor Craw Jr.

For pitching I use 6'10" MH and H rod. Both are Falcon Caras, but like I said Dobyns has a rod in this same category. I use the same terminal set-up as above with just a few changes.

I use a peg on everything that has a sliding weight anymore. It may just be a confidence thing, but it works for me.

Hope this helps you out. PM Stan for help with a Dobyns Rod. He's a great source of information.

i like the 705 Dobyns rods. the Savvy is an EXCELLENT rod for flipping docks, with budget in mind. I would pair it with a used Curado (greenie) 100 that's been supertuned and upgraded drags. 20# seaguar InvisX. some 1/4 ounce flipping jigs from Talon Lures and Santone Lures... go to town!

6'10 denali rosewood mh rod

I do for pitching but not flipping.

Pitching i use a 6'10" h falcon lowrider for my jigs and a 7' mh ducket micro for pitching soft plastics.

When i'm flipping it's a 7'6" rod