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I hope so, but Megabass P5s are where I'm looking. I think someone will have to call or take the plunge on a purchase to see if the discount applies.

Has anyone used these? I can't find reviews or any information about them.

Do you think the Daemos could also throw the buzz? I've been interested in the spec R but its been out forever. I also prefer the more moderate tapers on these moving baits. Its why I was interested in the madbull vs the dark sleeper in the P5s. I love my PP, not tried a buzz in it.

That is interesting ? might need to a harder look at that line. I looked at the Zbones because Kistler was having a decent sale but I just don't know enough about them to pull the trigger.

Good afternoon! I may be gifting my 6'10 MH Zodias to my brother in law as a Christmas gift and was looking at a few rods and wanted everyones thoughts. I fish from the bank or kayak and anything I load up needs to pull double or triple duty. I want to step into a Megabass Destroyer or P5, or similar as I've been impressed and happy with all my Megabass rods. For US Destroyer I was looking at the Daemos, P5 the Madbull. The GLX 844C MBR is also looking great, because well... GLX. I don't know if the IMX Pro would be just as good for moving baits. I've never fished a G Loomis rod. I own a Otomat, FMJ, and Perfect Pitch, and love them, but I'm willing to branch out. It would be paired with a Curado DC.

You make a fantastic point, and I completelyunderstand. Having one rod which covers multiple techniques is a huge bonus. I can really only carry 3 or 4 on a good day. You also mentioned you wouldn't spend the money on this specific technique. Could you explain why?

The GLX is a heavy power fast action, wouldn't that be too much tip and too little flex for spooks, poppers, and jerkbaits? Considering the M+ PA would it be better to go with a straight medium if I'm not looking for a bottom contact rod? I have a FMJ for jigs and T rigs and a spinning setup for light plastics.

Thank you for the response. The GLX is interesting, but some of the larger spook baits can get near or above 3/4 oz. Would that matter for the feel and performance of the rod as its rated below that. I've looked into the Alderbaran but would the 50 spool size limit my casting distance options? I'm predominantly bank fishing and often have to fan the largest area possible as I can't reach a lot of areas. Would the 2020 Met fill the same role or does the smaller weight and size of the Alderbaran make a big difference? I've not fished a 50 sized spool yet.

Good evening everyone, I'm looking for recommendations on high end topwater setups. I predominantly throw walking bates less than 3/4 oz as well as a wide range of poppers. Fishing is mostly bank bound at this time, but when the off season hits I plan on getting my own boat/kayak. I've been interested in the Megabass Otomat, and the Poison Adrena M+ but I've not figured out G Loomis' number system. I'm aware with a topwater rig you don't need high end gear, but it's my absolute favorite technique. If the rod can pull double duty then even better. I know the Otomat can double as a decent jerkbait rod, and I currently don't have anything specific to that. I've been a shimano guy but I'm open to trying other reel brands. My current setup is a medium 6'10" Zodias with a Curado K.