Major Craft Days

[SproDD79]

I'm interested in the Major Craft Days 69ML 1 piece spinning. Does anyone have any experience with this particular rod or have any Days rods they can elaborate on. I have other Major Craft rods (Nanoace & MS 1) and love them. I may just bite the bullet and order it from digitaka without handling it based on my positive experiences with Major Craft. Any input is appreciated. 

[softwateronly]

4 hours ago, SproDD79 said:

I'm interested in the Major Craft Days 69ML 1 piece spinning. Does anyone have any experience with this particular rod or have any Days rods they can elaborate on. I have other Major Craft rods (Nanoace & MS 1) and love them. I may just bite the bullet and order it from digitaka without handling it based on my positive experiences with Major Craft. Any input is appreciated. 

 

I bought 2 piece Days casting for travel rods, 692M and 702X.  They have blown me away with the quality and then remembering they are less than $150 leaves me dumbfounded.  I love them.  The 702X has been chopping a Spro chad shad and caught numerous 4lb+ bass and one healthy Northern pike.  I've been able to feel 2 slurp bites, the rest have been hammered.  The 692M has hooked and landed a 1/2 dozen 3lb+ great lake smallies, and caught numerous 2-3lb LM on an inland lake.  1/4oz finesse jig, 3/8 finesse jig, and a 1/4oz ballhead and gambler ez.  I even chucked a 1oz dark sleeper around, no bites, but it handled over weight decently.  I'm a big fan of the line and inventing reasons to source a days 360 model at some point.

 

scott

[SproDD79]

28 minutes ago, softwateronly said:

 

I bought 2 piece Days casting for travel rods, 692M and 702X.  They have blown me away with the quality and then remembering they are less than $150 leaves me dumbfounded.  I love them.  The 702X has been chopping a Spro chad shad and caught numerous 4lb+ bass and one healthy Northern pike.  I've been able to feel 2 slurp bites, the rest have been hammered.  The 692M has hooked and landed a 1/2 dozen 3lb+ great lake smallies, and caught numerous 2-3lb LM on an inland lake.  1/4oz finesse jig, 3/8 finesse jig, and a 1/4oz ballhead and gambler ez.  I even chucked a 1oz dark sleeper around, no bites, but it handled over weight decently.  I'm a big fan of the line and inventing reasons to source a days 360 model at some point.

 

scott

Thanks for the input,  I pulled the trigger on the 69ML 1 piece spinning from digitaka.

[Diggy]

 I doubt you'll be disappointed with your purchase since you've already gone ahead with it. I have the 1 piece version of the 70X casting rod.  Strong, well built and pretty sensitive for being so stout. I also want to pick up a Days360.