aprilbass101

Great price at $58.88! You won't be disappointed at all ! I have a 7' M/F spinning & this rod has been abused for years! It's a good all around rod & covers a lot of applications for 1/8"-3/4" rating. She'll be abused for several more

Uni to Uni

I have to agree with Oklahoma Mike. I'm not dropping $200 on a rod with aluminum oxide guides. Just my opinion though! I feel you have better options in the market for that price range as well Good luck KyBassin16

Uni to Uni

I have several Lews baitcasters & I've had zero issues with any of them! Can I tell you how many hours or days I've used them? "NO" but I can tell you I use them a lot! I would recommend them to any 1 If one of my LFS took a crap ( which they haven't) I would just go and purchase another one for $100 or just wait till the end of the year and purchase a better one like a Tournament Pro for $119! I have Cabelas, Bass Pro Shop, Gander Mountain, Janns Netcraft at my disposal all with in 20 min drive! Lucky Me or Not $$$

703C....704C....733C....734C will do the trick. Which everyone in this thread suggested all of those rods! My local Dobyns dealer said the 735C was their top seller for flippng & pitching & punching! If you every wanted to increase your weight on your applications that rod would have you covered with no problem!

Just wanted to chime in! The 40% off on the Mojo's are the SCII blanks. SCIII are $120. Great rod for that price! When they went on sale in Dundee, MI Cabela's they sold out of them with in a days! Don't wait to long or you'll be sorry I have both models & i'm very pleased with both. Honestly, you can't tell the difference in the 15% weight decrease but a little more sensitivity in the SCIII blank IMO! You won't be disappointed for $80!

2x Road Warrior advice....Medium/Fast rod with a decent real If you enjoy upgrade in the future!

Abu MH/F ! You'll be able to cover some of those techniques better with that rod than the KVD which sounds like a crankbait rod!

x2 CI4....Lighter

The bottom line comes down to "Personal Preference!" There's no right or wrong on ratios on reels! Honestly, the fish will tell you how fast they want the baits to be presented! IMO....I think the pros use them specifically to cover a lot of water regardless of the bait their throwing minus flipping & pitching! No bites....Slow it down

Pro Qualifier 6.4:1....Good $100 reel

Power Pro 10# Braid

Villian & HMG

It's the Lews Lazer Combo! I'm sure it's a decent combo for the money but the Lews LFS & MGs are a lot better reels than the Lazer! I have 2 MGs for my crankbaits 5.4:1 & 5.6:1 ratios. I like them a lot! I have a LFS 7.5:1 for flipping & pitching. I'm just a big Lews fan!