I paired a new Cronarch with a new Cashion(made in Sanford NC) rod for my pitching needs. I dialed  it in yesterday and will take it out tomorrow night and give it a good workout. 

Sweet combo.

Big Game?

 

16 minutes ago, GetFishorDieTryin said:

Big Game?

 

Always

Noice...How do you like the Cashion?  The reviews on them really vary.

3 hours ago, GetFishorDieTryin said:

Noice...How do you like the Cashion?  The reviews on them really vary.

I'll let you know tomorrow evening. 

 

Nice toy.

Which Cashion? 

Curious your thoughts on the Cahsion after use

13 hours ago, MAN said:

Curious your thoughts on the Cahsion after use

X2

Tomorrow  night will be the 5th trip with this setup.  I wanted to do multiple trips before I put up a review.

13 minutes ago, whitwolf said:

Tomorrow  night will be the 5th trip with this setup.  I wanted to do multiple trips before I put up a review.

How many more trips before the review?  Got to agree trying a combo in the yard and then posting a review doesn't say a whole lot about anything other than an initial impression.

3 minutes ago, new2BC4bass said:

How many more trips before the review?  Got to agree trying a combo in the yard and then posting a review doesn't say a whole lot about anything other than an initial impression.

Sometime Sunday.

Cashion Icon 6-9 worm and jig rod review.

 

I chose this rod after a new Shimano broke on a hook set. It's  very light and quite sensitive.  It's  paired with a Cronarch and it's  probably the smoothest set up I've  had.

 

It casts/pitches well and after I got it dialed in it took little effort to pitch to targets. There's  plenty of backbone to get fish out of the nasty stuff. I would recommend this rod any time.  I will more than likely  buy one of their cranking rods soon. 

 

I had heard mixed reviews  on this brand but I really like it.

   A friend of mine has the 7' MH/MF  John Crews squarebill rod from Cashion. It's his favorite rod. He let me use it a bit, and I noticed how light it was.

   I suspect that the light weight causes some people to doubt the ruggedness and longevity of the rods. Time will tell. 

 

   Have fun! Catch fish! Smile a lot!   ?                   jj