Fishing Rods

I'm thinking about a new Helium for light worming. Any thoughts on a 7'0" or 7'6" med BC?

Again, depends on your definition of light worming, but the He70MC is what I use for weightless Senkos and wacky rig weightless trick or finesse worms and cut tail worms. I also use that rod for grubs either weightless or split shot. Any lighter and I move to spinning tackle.

Either length Vinny but surely the MC.

SD: The reason I rave about the 7 footers is I didn't think the 7', 6"er's(one piece) would fit in my truck so I bought just 7 footers until later when I tested the cab-length with a 2-piece, custom, 7', 6" rod I had. Up until then, I had always collapsed the 2-piecer before putting in the cab. Also, I already had 7' Fenwicks so I knew I liked that length but I think the longer rods are better for pitchin'/flippin' and C-riggin'.

Dan

Okay you confimed my sentiments on the matter. What about a new rod for Spooks?

I tend to use a composite crankbait special for walk the dog lures, but must confess I more often use smaller topwater. The 6'9" APC would be good for the bigger topwater. Zara Puppy and torpedo I use a ML popping rod...or spinning rod

vinnybass, although I am new to the kistler family here.. but I have used 6'6" rods for my general all around use rods, especially topwater lures, spooks although are quite heavy I tend to throw sammy's or something right in that family of "walkers", I throw alot of poppers(pop'r) as well, I would first start off with a rod length that you are comfortable with, and go from there.