Group: Members
Posts: 142
Member No.: 10085
Joined: October 20, 2015
Few questions
1. how do you like 2. which model do you use and fish for what 3. what reel do you have paired up with those rods
I'm interested in getting the 34" MH - looking to use for jigging white & lakers
Looking at their 24" UL for perch and have read these can handle white and lakers if happen to hook-up.
Who has the best price on these, Bass Pro had 34" MH retail $55.99 but sold out recently, looking at other stores asking $70 which seems like a substantial jump
Group: Members
Posts: 514
Member No.: 7874
Joined: January 02, 2015
I don't have the Mojo but the Premier from St Croix (one light and one medium heavy longer wine which I prefer to use it for still presentations). You can't really go wrong with St Croix if you don't mind the price.
Very well built, very sensitive rods. On another note I also have a fenwick medium heavy (shorter length) which I used for jigging lakers last year that I absolutely love.
Group: Newbies
Posts: 7
Member No.: 12796
Joined: January 02, 2017
For the price at bass pro if you were looking online just keep in mind that their prices are in US dollars. Besides that I love my mojo ice I have a ML and it has a very sensitive tip with some good backbone for walleye. I have mine paired with a frabill 371 straight line with 6lb seagar fluoro and absolutely love it. I have lots of fenwicks which I also like but would much rather the mojo.
Group: Newbies
Posts: 15
Member No.: 8637
Joined: January 25, 2015
Hi Dev, I Have St. Croix AIR27ML which is designed for jigging.I have Wicked long Stem spinning Reel. they are on top line for quality and price. at the mid season or end of season you can get them up to 30-40% off.
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