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What is the new Fireline? Is it the Tracer? Really, better then Power Pro? Find that hard to believe. Have to check it out and see I guess. Thanks,

I would go with the St Croix Mojo. Excellent rod and an awesome price. Later,

I could not decide either, so I got both! ;D Bad Bait Monkey!!!! Now as far as performance, that is yet to be seen since the water around here is still too cold to really try them out yet. One determining factor would be do you need 6:2.1 or 7:0.1 or 5:0.1 I actually needed a 6:2.1 and a 7:0.1 so it worked out for me. Later,

Power Pro all the way. Later,

Very nice real, especially at that $140 price. Later,

The St. Croix Mojo all the way. I do not like the power hump grip on the BPS rods. The Mojo rods seem very nice, I have a couple of them and am just waiting on the weather to warm up to try them out. Later,

You cant go wrong with the Citica. As stated it is very similar in every way to the new Curado. Later,

I agree, this is a great box for your hooks. You will like it! x infinite!!!!! it's a great box and well worth the money. You won't get your hooks falling into other compartments. You won't be dissapointed. x4, I have one and love it. X5, best box to keep it all organized. X6, Awesome box Later,

Great reel for the price, I picked one up. Just waiting for the weather to warm up so I can try it out. Later,

I tried the Ultra Soft last year and have not looked back. It can be a little hard to find, but luckily our local Cabelas has it in stock. Later,

KVD all the way. Later,

On the St Croix web site it says that the Mojos are hand crafted in North America and that the Premiers are hand crafted in the USA. For what that is worth. Later,

Even though rods like Loomis, St Croix etc.. are made here in the USA they still use parts from other countries. Correct me if I am wrong but Fuji parts which most rods use are not made in the USA. But yes I prefer products made or at least assembled in the USA. Later,

I doubt that they are any better then the Premiere since from what I have read and seen so far they are basically the same thing. But they are very nice looking. Later,

I have seen these rods and they are SWEET looking. I am considering trying one. I already have St Croix Premiere Rods so I cant imagine these rods being bad. Especially at $90 bucks street price. Later,

I don't care who you are that is funny! Later,

I like the Falcon V6 speed bag. Especially since I believe Cabelas has them on clearance in the bargain cave. Later.

I like either 4 or 5 inch in either june bug or watermelon. Later,

I hate the feel of the power hump as well. Never thought about sanding it down though. Later,

Hmm, How is that a problem?lol Later,

I find it hard to believe that there is that much difference in the rods that I listed that you could easily tell the difference in them. Later,

I believe everyone has good valid points here. But I believe for the average fisher RW hit the nail on the head. I honestly could not tell you the difference in feel between a GLX, IMX, GL3, GL2 Avid etc... But I can tell the difference between a $50 reel and a $150 reel and can tell the difference between a $50 rod and a $120 rod. So my theory has become buy what you can afford and be happy. Just my $.02,

They are on sale in the Christmas catalog. I have had a couple of these rods and have switched back to my St Croix rods. The JM Sig. series rods are very nice, but I do not like the way the guide tightens down to hold the reel. If you hold this section of the rod it is very easy to start loosening it up. Other then that the rod is very top notch. Later,

Power Pro 50lbs is what I use. It is the same size diameter as 12lbs mono. Later,

The 200D Curado and Citica are a little bulky and a little on the heavy side but they are very smooth and awesome performing reels. The Shimano breaking system is top notch all the way and performs flawlessly weather it be your 1st cast or your 100th cast of the day. Later,