Comparing Some Jig Rods 2024
rtwvumtneer6 reply :
On 6/28/2018 at 5:42 AM, GReb said:They have them at Academy. A little heavier overall than the Fury but has a much lighter tip
I think I'm too far north for academy. I did see the Christie model at Walmart for $70 but I wasn't impressed.
I've seen the fury and thought they were on the lighter side.
What model Bucoo would you suggest for throwing 3/8-1/2oz jigs and trigs, chatterbaits, lipless cranks... A kind of "do everything" stick? I'm looking 7'2"-7'4".
Thanks!
GReb reply :
On 6/28/2018 at 6:44 AM, rtwvumtneer6 said:I think I'm too far north for academy. I did see the Christie model at Walmart for $70 but I wasn't impressed.
I've seen the fury and thought they were on the lighter side.
What model Bucoo would you suggest for throwing 3/8-1/2oz jigs and trigs, chatterbaits, lipless cranks... A kind of "do everything" stick? I'm looking 7'2"-7'4".
Thanks!
Falcons H is really a MH. I’d say it’s comparable to Dobyns 4 power
CroakHunter reply :
On 6/28/2018 at 6:44 AM, rtwvumtneer6 said:I think I'm too far north for academy. I did see the Christie model at Walmart for $70 but I wasn't impressed.
I've seen the fury and thought they were on the lighter side.
What model Bucoo would you suggest for throwing 3/8-1/2oz jigs and trigs, chatterbaits, lipless cranks... A kind of "do everything" stick? I'm looking 7'2"-7'4".
Thanks!
7'4 heavy. I've thrown everything from senkos, traps, spinnerbaits, jigs, carolina rigs, and buzzbait on mine
rtwvumtneer6 reply :
On 6/28/2018 at 8:26 AM, GReb said:Falcons H is really a MH. I’d say it’s comparable to Dobyns 4 power
That's for the info. "Heavy" always worries me that it will end up being a pool cue that won't load up. Sounds like the flacons all have a softer tip?
CroakHunter reply :
On 6/28/2018 at 9:20 AM, rtwvumtneer6 said:That's for the info. "Heavy" always worries me that it will end up being a pool cue that won't load up. Sounds like the flacons all have a softer tip?
Very much so. super soft tip them you hit back bone about 75% up the rod.
KP Duty reply :
I'd get a Phoenix feather. I dont own one, but the reviews are great, they are sharp looking, crazy light, and Phoenix makes great rods.
http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Phenix_Feather_Casting_Rods/descpage-PFBC.html
LionHeart reply :
I own 2 original Tatula rods, a 7'2" MH 'Regular'and the Heavy Fast version. Great rods. I find the MH to be more sensitive, and use it for mostly Texas Rigs 3/8 ounce to 3/16 ounce weights but it works great with 1/2 ounce jig plus trailer although I personally wouldn't go heavier than than by much. To me it is a perfect medium heavy with a responsive tip. Not sure why Diawa Doesn't just call it fast action. Some people have said that means it is somewhat of a moderate tip, but I'm here to tell you it ain't. It is excellent for single hook baits. Perfect amount of flex and backbone.
The Heavy version is a bit more stout of course and the tip is quite fast. I'd like to see it with a smidge more give but it throws 3/8 ounce baits well and 1/2 ounce baits great. It is a fairly sensitive rod but not as much so as the Med/Heavy. Love it for pitching jigs.
If I had to nit pick these rods, it would be that I'd like a slightly longer handle. The tip of the trigger to the handle is 10", but that's just a preference thing. I also wouldn't mind the handle being slightly larger in diameter. To my surprise, I kinda like the foam grips, they feel solid and high quality, while being quite comfortable to hold. Absolutely love the guides on those rods. Hope that helps.
Nunz reply :
I'm narrowing my decisions down...I just started working at dicks and have 25% off lodge items. Correct me if im wrong, but that means items online as well too, right? If so, I'm now deciding between
-A kistler KLX
-Hammer rods, too many people swear by the sensitivity and feel for the price
-St Croix Legend Tournament or Avid X, which i can get a 25% employee discount on hopefully
If anyone has used both and can compare, it would help a lot.
DaveT63 reply :
I'm a huge St Croix fan, and it's hard to go wrong with a Legend Tournament rod. And I like the idea of the 25% discount at Dick's. But there are places online, as well as the flea market here, where if you are a little patient and look on a regular basis, you can find lightly used G Loomis GLX rods for well under your $250 budget. I've picked some up for under $200 myself. PM me for info if you want to consider that option.
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