pinchofpepper Posted February 8, 2021 Posted February 8, 2021 Hello, I need your advice. I want to get a Conquest but I don't know which one to take since I can't test it in my country. I fish with a total weight of 1/2 to 3/4 oz. (but mostly 5/8oz in total). I would like to cast this range as far as possible. I have heard the Conquest is underrated, which makes me even more unsure. Which of these models (842c/843c) would you use for the lures shown in the picture? Hope you can help me with this. Quote
Super User Jig Man Posted February 8, 2021 Super User Posted February 8, 2021 I don’t have that particular rod but do have some Gloomis IMX and IMX PRO 843c rods which can handle the baits listed. 1 Quote
Super User NHBull Posted February 8, 2021 Super User Posted February 8, 2021 I have both. When throwing baits up to 3/4, I use the 3 power. 1 Quote
Manifestgtr Posted February 8, 2021 Posted February 8, 2021 I would absolutely go with the 843c for that weight range It’s just a slightly more versatile rod. My all purpose jig rod is an 844c and it’s a monster. Throws everything down to 3/16oz with ease. 1 Quote
Super User Jig Man Posted February 8, 2021 Super User Posted February 8, 2021 1 hour ago, Manifestgtr said: I would absolutely go with the 843c for that weight range It’s just a slightly more versatile rod. My all purpose jig rod is an 844c and it’s a monster. Throws everything down to 3/16oz with ease. Wow mine won’t. What reel and line are you using, maybe I need to change. Quote
pinchofpepper Posted February 8, 2021 Author Posted February 8, 2021 1 hour ago, Manifestgtr said: I would absolutely go with the 843c for that weight range It’s just a slightly more versatile rod. My all purpose jig rod is an 844c and it’s a monster. Throws everything down to 3/16oz with ease. Thank you for your answer. I was afraid the 843c would not load the 1/2oz(total) properly. Quote
kayaking_kev Posted February 8, 2021 Posted February 8, 2021 I have the 843c, and if you throw 1/2 oz. more than that's your rod, but if you throw 3/4 oz more I would consider stepping up to the 844c. 1 Quote
Super User ATA Posted February 8, 2021 Super User Posted February 8, 2021 With your option I would go 843C. I have 844C myself and I am going to get 842C as soon as my new reel is here, But since you only getting 1 rod and thats the lures you going to cast out, so I thing 843C is the one you want to get. 1 Quote
Super User roadwarrior Posted February 8, 2021 Super User Posted February 8, 2021 4 hours ago, pinchofpepper said: Hello, I need your advice. I want to get a Conquest but I don't know which one to take since I can't test it in my country. I fish with a total weight of 1/2 to 3/4 oz. (but mostly 5/8oz in total). I would like to cast this range as far as possible. I have heard the Conquest is underrated, which makes me even more unsure. Which of these models (842c/843c) would you use for the lures shown in the picture? Hope you can help me with this. Kick it up a notch CNQ 844C MBR 2 Quote
Manifestgtr Posted February 8, 2021 Posted February 8, 2021 3 hours ago, Jig Man said: Wow mine won’t. What reel and line are you using, maybe I need to change. I have a 20 met with a 10-12lb mono leader. Does the trick ? Quote
Super User Jig Man Posted February 8, 2021 Super User Posted February 8, 2021 1 hour ago, Manifestgtr said: I have a 20 met with a 10-12lb mono leader. Does the trick ? I guess my Curado E7 is sub par for that operation. Quote
Super User roadwarrior Posted February 9, 2021 Super User Posted February 9, 2021 57 minutes ago, Jig Man said: I guess my Curado E7 is sub par for that operation. Great reel, great value! I bought the original 50E and still have it saddled up! Quote
mrpao Posted February 9, 2021 Posted February 9, 2021 If you are throwing mainly 1/2 oz and up to 3/4 oz, I would go with the 844c. 3/4 oz will stress the 843c in any cover. 1 Quote
Zibass Posted February 9, 2021 Posted February 9, 2021 843c is what you want. It cast 1/2 and 5/8 oz the best. 1 Quote
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