St Croix Mojo Musky 8ft6 XH Insight?
MuskieCat94
Posted 1/20/2012 3:56 PM (#534043)
Subject: St Croix Mojo Musky 8ft6 XH Insight?




Posts: 532


Location: Ogden, UTAH 10 minutes from pineview reservoir
Just curious if anyone has thrown this rod and what their thoughts are on the rod. What baits did you throw and is it a broomstick?

thanks

pike2772
Posted 1/20/2012 7:56 PM (#534074 - in reply to #534043)
Subject: Re: St Croix Mojo Musky 8ft6 XH Insight?




Posts: 147


Location: Chesterton, Indiana
I threw this rod at the end of the year for only about three or four trips since I just had gotten it. The rod is very nice. It is not a broom stick but is definitly heavy enough to throw larger baits with ease. I mostly was throwing double dawgs, 10 oz but it does handle smaller baits with ease. I would definely recommend the rod I have this rod and 8' Mojo Musky Heavy.
Scottinva
Posted 1/21/2012 8:47 PM (#534194 - in reply to #534074)
Subject: Re: St Croix Mojo Musky 8ft6 XH Insight?




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I have the SCII blank built intn a custom rod. I really like it a lot and have used it for everything from softail phantoms and lighter tubes to mag dawgs. I don't have many rods and use this rod for a bunch of applications.

Scott
MuskieCat94
Posted 1/23/2012 7:06 PM (#534516 - in reply to #534074)
Subject: Re: St Croix Mojo Musky 8ft6 XH Insight?




Posts: 532


Location: Ogden, UTAH 10 minutes from pineview reservoir
thanks for the input! I dont throw super heavy stuff out here in utah, biggest around 6 oz most stuff between 2-5oz, should I be ok with this rod?
MuskieCat94
Posted 1/23/2012 7:10 PM (#534519 - in reply to #534194)
Subject: Re: St Croix Mojo Musky 8ft6 XH Insight?




Posts: 532


Location: Ogden, UTAH 10 minutes from pineview reservoir
thanks I hope it will work for throwing 2-6 oz baits if i dont like it and its to stiff or heavy looks like it may be for sale soon! rod will be here thurs so we will see. Gonna match it up with a revo toro 60 should be a sweet set up