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Loomis Mbr783C For Jigs

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For those of you that have used this rod, what is the heaviest jig you have used on it? When I hold it I do not get the overwhelming sense it has the power to drive a thick jig hook effectively past the weed gaurd and into the bass's jaws.

For those of you that have used this rod, what is the heaviest jig you have used on it? When I hold it I do not get the overwhelming sense it has the power to drive a thick jig hook effectively past the weed gaurd and into the bass's jaws.

Do not be fooled I use 3/8-1/2 and it has no problem locking up. But if you are that concerned you may want to go to a 844.

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For those of you that have used this rod, what is the heaviest jig you have used on it? When I hold it I do not get the overwhelming sense it has the power to drive a thick jig hook effectively past the weed gaurd and into the bass's jaws.

I have that exact rod. Believe me, you will have no problem with hookset, regardless of hook thickness.

Hootie

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Thanks for the replies guys. Helps with my confidence issue with this rod when I hear others successes with it.

Anything over a 1/2 doesnt work all that great. Especially the farther casts or deeper the water. I fished one of those rods for years. At that time the jig I threw 99% of the time was a 3/8 finesse jig on that rod. It was a perfect match.

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Anything over a 1/2 doesnt work all that great. Especially the farther casts or deeper the water. I fished one of those rods for years. At that time the jig I threw 99% of the time was a 3/8 finesse jig on that rod. It was a perfect match.

I think the MBR844C is a better all-around jig rod.

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I think the MBR844C is a better all-around jig rod.

I would agree with that.

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