Mojo Inshore rods for fluke

[bassnblues]

Thinking of getting this one for general fluke duty. Anyone have any experience with it?

MIC70MHF 7' MH Fast 1 10 - 20 1/2 - 1 1/4 5.0 6

[Dclark2]

check the guide train with the weight you are going to use... Does it have an even bend thru out the entire bend.

[Sullivan]

Sounds good ! MH , Fast action , 7' One piece . The most important thing is you have to like it , not us . I think it would be a great fluke rod .

[milhouse]

they are nice rods. But in that price range you are in custom territory. I would look at a fish poison. Get it built exactly to your liking. If I was going factory i would look at tsunami classic rods. You can get 2 for the same price. One for light bucktails and one for the heavier weight.

[SplitShot]

Agree with Milhouse.... Go see Kevin Bogan FIRST and you won't look back

[bassnblues]

Originally Posted by milhouse

they are nice rods. But in that price range you are in custom territory. I would look at a fish poison. Get it built exactly to your liking. If I was going factory i would look at tsunami classic rods. You can get 2 for the same price. One for light bucktails and one for the heavier weight.

I have a heavier Tsunami Classic and I like it. Just looking for something different.

I'll stop by Bogan's next time I'm in PP.

[mike1010]

Originally Posted by DANO

check the guide train with the weight you are going to use... Does it have an even bend thru out the entire bend.

X2

I looked at some Mojos last year and they had too few guides. At rated load, the line was crossing the blank.

[njdevils908]

I've used a medium heavy mojo bass freshwater rod for a few years now. And it handled buck tails up to three ounces no problem.

[hammer4reel]

Check out the Penn Battalions inshore .
The 12/20 is great for bucktails up to 6 OZ
anything heavier I use the 15/30.

Super light rods with a ton of backbone.
and the are very reasonably priced

[bassnblues]

Originally Posted by hammer4reel

Check out the Penn Battalions inshore .
The 12/20 is great for bucktails up to 6 OZ
anything heavier I use the 15/30.

Super light rods with a ton of backbone.
and the are very reasonably priced

They seem like great rods. I haven't actually held one yet.