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I'm just discussing on the action and the power of the rod and what I think is best for all around fishing. So if you guys are new to fishing and you're wanting a new rod and you're wondering what action and what power to get, this is the right video for you. So pretty much like a medium heavy power fast action or a medium power fast action, any one of those right there for the fact of you can pretty much use almost all baits like a medium heavy fast action. You can use with like a chatter bait, you can use with a spinner bait, you can throw a wobble head on that, you know you can even throw a jig, you can throw a worm, a worm's fine with that, you know a Carolina rig. You can throw pretty much almost everything within especially for you pond fishing. You're not wanting to carry a lot of rods around and so you're kind of wanting something that you can throw everything on. But say I was, it all depends like I said on lake. This sounds kind of stupid, but say I'm out fishing ledges on Pickwick. Say I'm out fishing ledges on Pickwick. I'm on a heavy rod you know. Say I'm throwing a jig and I'm fishing in that 30 foot water. You're going to want more of a backbone. You're going to want that heavy powered rod. Just because when you hook site you're going to want to penetrate the hook into the fish and have as much power as you can. But for the most all around rod, really that medium heavy fast action, medium fast action rod. The medium fast action rods would be good with like rattle traps, would be good with like chatter baits as well, just a little worm, like a light shaky head, Texas rig, stuff like that work great as well. And especially in shallow water, like if you're fishing shallow water that's kind of moderately open and you're not like punching, but if you're just fishing shallow water don't worry about that. Just go with the regular like medium heavy fast action rod. You can throw and miss your stuff on it. Like this rod right here, this is actually the Legend Tournament with Synchro rods. This is one of the rods that I prefer to love using. This is a 7-1 medium heavy power fast action. And on this one it says spinner bait slash jigging worm. So I mean pretty much just covering most of the baits. And obviously you can throw a spinner bait, you can throw a chatter bait, you can throw a fish head, you can not only just like a shaky head, you can throw a Texas rig, you can throw a Carolina rig, not only the jig, but you can throw the wobble head. See what I mean? It's just the variety is so open on that style of rod. But and what is the difference between the medium and the medium heavy? Medium heavy is going to have a little bit more, you know, it's going to have a little little more up in the rod. So that's pretty much what I would prefer more for like a jigging everything. If I had a medium rod and more than likely I want to be throwing a jig on it, even if I was in super shallow water, I don't want a really, really flimsy rod. So pretty much if I had to pick one all-around rod, and if you guys were looking for one all-around rod for pretty much any style of fishing, you're just wanting to go out there and be able to throw multiple baits, be able to pick up a rod and just take one rod with you because you're going out on a friend's boat or you're going out and you're fishing this pond. So you only want one or two rods. Definitely go with like a medium heavy, fast action rod. You're just a regular medium heavy rod. I mean you can't go wrong with it. I haven't so many of these as ridiculous. This is just a regular legend tournament about sinker rods. I have I believe four or five of that exact same rod because I just love it and I can fish pretty much everything with it. 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