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IMX Pro 845cbr vs 906cbr

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looking to pick up one of these 2 rods. Any experience/opinions on each? Looking for something to handle mainly mid cranks with the occasional deep diver like a tactical DD, DT 16, or deep X 300. Will the 845 be able to handle these or is the 906 necessary?

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I have the 903C. It's my dedicated 3/8-1/2oz square bill rod. It's not bad but I wish it was a little softer at the tip. I really don't care for it when it comes to deeper diving baits. For that, I use the 866C  Deep Flex. I have used it for all the baits mentioned above and pretty much anything that runs deeper than 6ft. Despite the rod being rated from 1/2 to 1 3/8oz, it can handle some baits that are lighter than a 1/2oz.  I am not 100% sure but it may have been discontinued or updated.  I saw a few places that were out of it, now have it in stock. 

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55 minutes ago, FishTank said:

I have the 903C. It's my dedicated 3/8-1/2oz square bill rod. It's not bad but I wish it was a little softer at the tip. I really don't care for it when it comes to deeper diving baits. For that, I use the 866C  Deep Flex. I have used it for all the baits mentioned above and pretty much anything that runs deeper than 6ft. Despite the rod being rated from 1/2 to 1 3/8oz, it can handle some baits that are lighter than a 1/2oz.  I am not 100% sure but it may have been discontinued or updated.  I saw a few places that were out of it, now have it in stock. 

Interesting I hadn’t considered this model. Actually saw one available at a decent price. Assuming it just has a deeper bend to it? Really if the rod can handle dt-8 and up I’ll be very happy. The 18” handle on the 906 from my kayak sounds like it would be a problem 

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8 hours ago, GardenStateFishin said:

Interesting I hadn’t considered this model. Actually saw one available at a decent price. Assuming it just has a deeper bend to it? Really if the rod can handle dt-8 and up I’ll be very happy. The 18” handle on the 906 from my kayak sounds like it would be a problem 

 

It does have a deeper, more moderate action.  I usually fish from a kayak and I really like how this rod keeps fish pinned, especially deeper fish.

 

If you do get this rod, one different thing about it.... the blank itself feels more like a medium in hand than a heavy. It's really thin.

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5 hours ago, FishTank said:

 

It does have a deeper, more moderate action.  I usually fish from a kayak and I really like how this rod keeps fish pinned, especially deeper fish.

 

If you do get this rod, one different thing about it.... the blank itself feels more like a medium in hand than a heavy. It's really thin.

That honestly sounds great. I’m gonna give it a go. Can pick it up right now for a good price. The length seems perfect to me

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I own and love them both. First bought the 845 and it can handle the tactical dd but seems about topped out with that . Bought the 906 and now that’s my go to for the tactical. I always bring both and for the 845 I love it for square bills, lipless cranks, and poppers. 

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