Specifications
| Action | Mod-Fast |
|---|---|
| Application | Inshore, Light Saltwater |
| Butt | 0.535 |
| Color | Clear Gloss |
| Length | {"value":84.0, "unit":"in"} |
| Line | 10-17 lb. |
| Lure | 1/4 - 1 1/8 oz. |
| Material | 45MM Toray Fiber |
| Mhx application | Live Bait, Poppin' Cork, Swim Baits, Top Water, Twitch Baits |
| Pieces | 1 |
| Power | Medium |
| Resin system | Ultra Resin System |
| Tip | 5.5 (~2.2mm) |
| Weight | 2.2 |
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- MHX window/bumper sticker
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4 Reviews
Customer Reviews
The rods were built for salt water trout fishing in Virginia as Christmas gifts for a grandfather and his grandson. I believe they will be perfect for this. I love the blank and already have 2 more requests. I sent 4 pictures
This is HANDS DOWN my favorite blank! I fish inshore w/ swimbaits for redfish and trout. It has a really nice flex to it, to throw lightweight plastics. My go to is a 1/4oz jig head w/ a swimbait. The mod/fast action gives great flexibility, while still having backbone to it. I built around 6 rods trying to find this one! If your throwing 1/2oz or more, the L844 is great too.
This is an awesome rod blank. Purchased a second and made these with the medium duty crb guide kit. Only mistake I made building these rods is that I should have added a 6" to 8'' foregrip. I used a kit with a 2" foregrip. Both are paired with Penn Pursuit IV 4000 15lb braid and they cast really nice with a 1.5 oz plug. I bottom fish, live line and these are perfect for top water as the tip has a nice flex and snap back to it. I fish the Chesapeake Bay and have caught some nice blues and stripers on this rod. I fish off my boat and wish this rod came in 6'6" with the color patterns.
I fish for striped bass mostly, but this rod could do anything I wanted on the spot. I pitched swimbaits inches between pilings, fired metals for bonito and albies, dropped 1-2oz jigs for seabass and porgies, fought weakfish from rocks, and boat flipped a 20+ inch striper 6 feet up from a high dock! Best rod for light northeast fishing I've seen so far!