coolhandlala
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The 751 is a mag-lite that's why I'm looking at it. It has a very similar action to the 822 it's just shorter. It has a really soft tip but lots of backbone. 90% of the time I use 1-8 or 1/4 oz jigs, which the 751 looks perfect for. Right now I use a grandt 6' med and it works good but it doesn't have a soft enough tip for the lighter weight jigs.
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I agree about the Nrx but I'm looking for a light weight jig rod for 1/16-3/8 oz jigs for walleye. I think I'm gonna go with the wjr751s glx
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thats kinda how I have felt when I used a LE they always seem nice but not to the level of the GLX, it just drives me nuts that Loomis sold out to a foreign company.
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I figured you'd be the first to comment:) is the croix as sensitive as the glx? I can get either one for $275 new so cost isn't an issue. I have a 843 and 844 glx and love them and I also have had a couple LEs and they are nice also.
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I am looking for a new light jig rod and am looking at these 2 rods. I've never had a GLX spinning rod so I'm just wondering how the 2 compare. As far as warranty I've been hearing that loomis is a pain to deal with, is this true? Any info or opinions on these rods would be appreciated. thanks
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I'd go with the powell max's or the cumara's that TW has pn sale right now as long as you can find what you want.
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I have one and I use it for tubes in open water. It's a blast to get a 4-5lb smallie on.
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anybody tried these? I almost bought one at a show but I am always hesitant to buy something I haven't heard much about. They seem to be nice rods but anybody can make their rods seem nice. Anybody have any opinions on them?
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I am looking to add a frog rod to my arsenal and would appreciate any input possible. If at all possible I would prefer a rod that I could use for other applications as well. Here are the couple I've been looking at Dobyns Champion 684, 703, 704, 734 denali 6'10" frog rod I am open to any other suggestions and price is not important.
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yes it is
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I am looking for something that I can throw everything from square bills to wigglewarts to lipless cranks. Anybody fish the dobyns 765?
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volteus
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Like the title says I am looking for a 7'6" cranking rod and am having a hard time deciding any recommendations would be helpful
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I have used xrap rip baits on St. Claire in the past with some success. Pink was the color I had the best luck with. I have found that wiggle warts catch more fish than any jerkbaits I have tried. I am sure there are others who like jerkbaits but I just haven't found one that produces consistently there.