Bryant Blackmon

Hi I have used many high end rods and some very good affordable rods as well and I am now looking to try the phenix feather and a longer rod has always intrigued me but I have never owned one that wasn't a broomstick so I want to get the 77mh or 77h for jigs and other purposes not just flipping and am curious if anyone has experience with phenix and maybe even the feather series in particular in the 76-77h and if you think that it is too stiff for casting the lighter stuff

If you ever wanna sell/trade that 6'10 cumulus let me know Just saw this comment, actually talking to a guy about one right now

I'm gonna end up giving to a friend who just started using baitcasters and has an abu vengeance which could use the upgrade once I upgrade

a friend had one with no insert in the tip guide so I convinced him to sell it to me for 15 and I replaced that guide

I actually have one of these that I got for $15 that Im using until I get my permanent rod for the reel

Wow that's a great deal sadly I don't think that the green will match the red accents on the reel too well might have to pick one up to try out though

hoping to use it as a medium t rig and light jig reel

thanks for the response and I just am searching for the most ridiculously light combo possible because I have recently purchased a MGXtreme 2 for a good deal and want the lightest rod for the lightest reel

Searching for a MH rod 6'8" or longer under 3 oz, would be interested in a custom built rod just not sure who to get it build by.

Recently picked up a TDZ 103P in great mechanical condition for 80, I wasn't as concerned with looks as I was performance though.

I recently got a Graphite-leader Nuovo Bosco from an eBay seller in Japan for $100 as a travel rod to keep in my dorm since it is 2 piece, I wasn't expecting much for the price($110 shipped) but was blown away when I received the rod, it definitely has a JDM feel like my megabass rods and it even has higher end Fuji Titanium framed SiC guides, clean epoxy and thread wraps, but as with any rod specs don't mean much without performance which, in fact is also quite impressive, It is very sensitive and casts well, it performs just like a 1 piece and more what I'd expect from a $200-250 rod.

Got in the Lauda, X4 and TDZ yesterday already got some good fish on them

what kind of roof rack do you use?

But reliable unlike an actual Bentley

Owning a Hobie pro angler I'm not sure how any other brand can compete with the space and stability.

I have a pro angler 14 it is the best thing short of a bass boat, they are extremely heavy though but you can take them anywhere and they make fishing easier than having to paddle. I plan to get a power pole micro to help in the windier conditions.

I recently got a car and was wondering if there was any way to carry my hobie pro angler 14 on the roof

Megabass destroyer criffhanger for the lighter stuff

I recently got rid of my NRX for a Megabass Destroyer Phase 3 and have to say not only is the quality better, so is the performance

Im aware that is why i said the 103H not SH @kickerfish1

the 103H to compare to the Type R + I have one now and love it and to compare to the pixy the 105H, just have been looking at past posts about the TDZ and have seen them compared to the Steez a lot

also would like to throw in the steez

I would like to purchase one of the 2 I know they are for different purposes but I can switch a reel or 2 around to make everything work

I have fished in very few local tournaments and I was wondering if anyone had any experience with a college fishing team, I will be attending Auburn next year and would love to have some advice from someone who has been there or has fished in a lot of tournaments

my favorite squarebill is by far the Luck-E-Strike RC2 2.5" in copper perch