Cuttdogg

Thanks man for the info. I like your idea about shipping rods, don’t know why I didn’t think of that before. I haven’t got to go Muskie fishing before but I do a lot of northern pike fishing here in Alaska.

Thanks for the info bro. I have several heavy rods like that for northern pike fishing here in Alaska. We have some hog pike here. I never thought about using one of them for bass fishing till I got back from the Delta last September. I’ve never fished in a place that has so many freaking weeds. LOL. They Did have a lot of bass though living in them weeds. Thanks for the info man.

This is one of the bass I caught in the California delta last September. I lost a lot of nice fish that tangled themselves in heavy cover, I just didn’t have a heavy enough rod to yank them suckers out. I’m definitely going back more prepared this June. I will take all of your advice seriously and to heart. Thanks bro, I will check that out.

Thanks guys for the comments it is helpful. So the verdict is the musky medium heavy is too much rod with too long of a handle. So what do y’all think about the Premier casting rod 7 foot heavy with 1/2-1 1/2 oz lure weight rating. I can get this in a two piece rod also. I did look at the Okuma nomad that one of you mentioned above. The handle on that rod was even longer than the musky handle on the Saint Croix.

Hello guys, looking for any information anybody may have on using a Saint Croix 7 foot two piece medium heavy premier musky rod for a punch rod. I have to fly every time I bass fish because I live in Alaska, so a two piece rod is super important to me and getting a lot harder to find these days. I’m taking a trip to the California Delta this J i’m taking a trip to the California Delta this June, I fished in that area last September, there was tons of heavy floating matt i’ve never been a frog or punch fisherman generally because I don’t get to fish bass that early in the year. But I’m going to do it this year. Two piece rods are a must for me so much easier flying. Can’t wait to learn this new tactic just need to get the right rods for the job.