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I am going to get a Mossyback Loomis BCR803 or BCR804.  I am having a tough time making a decision.  Help me choose one for most T-Rig applications.  Thanks!

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Any particular reason why you want a Mossyback ? for 25 bones more I would go without thinking it much straight for an MBR783C in IMX. Shipping is going to cost you the same.

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G. Loomis BCR804  ;)

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Well, I thought the Mossyback rods were more technique specific (Jig&Worm)?? Are the IMX rods better??

The Mossyback is located between the GL3 and the IMX, I have GL2s, IMXs and GLXs, from all of them the best bang for the buck are the IMXs, it 's lighter and a lot more sensitive than the GL2, a hair heavier and just an itsy bitsy less sensitive than the GLX but costing 120 bones less.

The scale would go in ascending order:

GL2

GL3

Mossyback

IMX

GLX

I don 't think those extra 2" in length in the BCR are going to make that rod more sensitive than a MBR IMX 2" shorter.

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The Mossybacks are better suited for fishing plastics and jigs because they have an extra fast taper. I'd go with either the BCR803 or BCR804 depending on the size/weight lures you plan to use.

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I have the BCR803 GLX and it works great for all my T-rigged plastic.  When I purchased it I did look at the 804 and I thought it was a little to heavy.  The 803 is the most sensitive rod I have ever fished with.

Just in case, what reel and what line are planning on using?  Also, what plastic are planning on using?

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The Mossybacks are better suited for fishing plastics and jigs because they have an extra fast taper. I'd go with either the BCR803 or BCR804 depending on the size/weight lures you plan to use.

BCR804 has a fast tip, BCR803 has a an extra fast tip.

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