St croix mojo bass

[gun nut]

Anyone used a st croix mojo bass spinning rod I'm thinking about picking one up I'm torn between that or a fenwick bass tech elite

 

[bowfish12]

I picked up the new Bass X series for throwing 8" spoons and swimbaits and I've been impressed with it.

 

[bowhunterfanatic]

I have a Mojo casting rod that has count countless number of bass. I'd gladly buy another.

 

[TNReb]

What did you decide??

 

[gun nut]

I went with the st croix mojo bass wacky style I love it super sensitive

 

[TNReb]

I went with the st croix mojo bass wacky style I love it super sensitive

I'm not familiar with a wacky style model. What's the length/action/etc?

 

[gun nut]

It's a 6'8 medium with xfast tip

 

[TNReb]

It's a 6'8 medium with xfast tip

I just bought the same road about an hour ago. Fingers crossed!

 

[gun nut]

It's an awesome finesse rod I fish shakey heads, Ned rigs, light Texas rigs on it I have caught several big fish on it already and has handled them with ease

 

[TNReb]

It's an awesome finesse rod I fish shakey heads, Ned rigs, light Texas rigs on it I have caught several big fish on it already and has handled them with ease

I'm going to try it out in about an hour. It seems like every rod I've tried lately is either way too heavy or way too light.

 

[Dbllunger]

I use the MH Mojo bass rods for my rockfish adventures. I like the weight and balance and they handle 30+ pound fish very well. They are more than enough for dinky little green fish.[emoji16]

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[TNReb]

I use the MH Mojo bass rods for my rockfish adventures. I like the weight and balance and they handle 30+ pound fish very well. They are more than enough for dinky little green fish.[emoji16]

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I liked the way it casted tonight. Couldn't get bit though!

Caught one on my jig rod the 2nd cast and didn't have a bite the next 2 hours!