Best Rod

[bassinDerek]

What do you guys think the best rod for useing senkos on?

[2ndsuks]

If you want the absolute best then I would say a Dobyns DX 743 or a DX 744

You won't find a lighter, better balanced rod.
Go to your nearest tackle dealer and compare it with any other rod.

[Jeff Antenucci]

Powell 765 Flippin Stick for grass/heavier cover

[Jason C.]

If you want the absolute best then I would say a Dobyns DX 743
You won't find a lighter, better balanced rod.

Go to your nearest tackle dealer and compare it with any other rod.

I gotta agree with Mike here. You wont find a better rod out there then the suggested rod here.

[big_limits]

I have all powells but I do have one dobyns and it is the gen1 734. I have stuck and landed more fish, with all size senkos, on that dang dobyns. I am thrilled with my powells for every other techn., but i know when i pick up that 1 rod with a senko im getn bit and the fish is comn in the boat. Don't ask me why... prolly just all in my head.

[BassManDan]

Any rod that is 7'2"-7'4" that is power 4 or 5.

[skeeter zx202c]

You are going to be hard pressed to find any rod more sensitive at feeeeeling the bite than a GLX 853. You can feel any pickup even with a big wind bow in the line. They are pricey, but extremely good for a senko.

[BigBoy]

The Gloomis GLX BCR893. It's long enough to flip or pitch senkos weightless. And it's super sensitive.

[Saechao]

Powell or Dobyns 765 Flippin Stick for grass/heavier cover

+1

[hippie]

It depends what size of senko and what type of application . open water in stick ups come on now don't ask a question and all these guys have answerxs that don't help cause the application is the key.

[Tony Lain]

Depends on your budget. Kistler LTA or LTX 7' MH for open water or 7'6" H for around cover. If cash is no object and you treat yourself to the best, Jackall Master Stroke for open water or Jackall Rush Burn for cover.

[DAN]

Phenix 707H best all around Senko rod I have used in years...

[Paul W]

Powell 733CEF....7'3" 3 power. A 734 for thicker nastyness.



Paul Wolter

[Steve Reed]

I think in a general sense you want something that is 7'3" or 7'4".

You want a fast tip and good backbone. If you plan to fish in heavy cover you should check out one of the Loomis flippin sticks.

[WishinIwerFishin]

I'm with the general consensus here, I use either a powell 733 or a dobyns 734.

[Beach Steve Biechman]

It's time you sudo conservatives stopped being hippacrates and started buying AMERICAN!!!!! I MAKE THE BEST SENKO ROD!!! I make it for the style of fishing you do.

Beach