Comments about St. Croix of Park Falls, Ltd. St. Croix Mojo Bass Casting Rods:

THE MOJO ROD WAS BUILT TO LAST. IT HAS BACKBONE TO HORSE OUT FISH IN COVER. IT IS ON THE HEAVY SIDE. I WOULD RECOMMEND IT.

Comments about St. Croix of Park Falls, Ltd. St. Croix Mojo Bass Casting Rods:

I have been bass fishing for years. I fish lots of weed edges and lily-pads, and I have to say this rod just does it all. This pole has the sensitivity to feel the fish and the strength to pull it out of any spot.

Comments about St. Croix of Park Falls, Ltd. St. Croix Mojo Bass Casting Rods:

I have 3 Mojo's and i cant say anything bad about em'the topwater/jerkbait was the first one i got in early spring of 09' bass would grab my jerk bait, after letting it Deadstick for 20+ seconds when the water temp was below 50, you could even feel the gills, and crappie tapping the back treble hook feathers on my lucky craft pointer 100 jerk bait. When the bass would hit however the tip of this rod would Load up, when i would go to pull it another 3 ft, and dead stick it again for 20 or so seconds. You want this with a jerk bait rod, Other wise you will rip the hooks right out of the bass's mouth, same for top water, as i love using Spooks quite often, and Spitn' Images it's a great rod for getting the "walk-the-dog" action. 5 stars all across the board.The 2nd rod i got was the Jig rod (Pitch'N series) Nice heavy action, Sensitive tip to feel those light tap-tap hits bass sometimes do, and it has great hook setting Power, cant go wrong with this when im using both small and larger jigs, I never leave home without it.The 3rd rod i got i Just Purchased.... was the Spinner bait, which i didn't plan on buying until i broke my all-star rod in Kentucky lake, ceiling fans are the Devil (lol)when i first used it while fishing a bass tournament, i must say it would of replaced my All-star. Not saying all star is bad, but, the mojo just had a better feel to it. Very important to note that this rods tip is strong, But on the same token has a good amount of Give, so that when the bass takes your Bait, And you sweep hook set em, it doesn't Rip out of his mouth, Sort of like crank bait rods, don't get me wrong, the tip is hard enough to make long, accurate cast with, another thing i really liked about this rod is when your reeling in Double Colorado spinner baits, you can feel those Blades thumping as the bait moves threw the water really well, Bot just a little, It also lets me know if when, i'm making contact with wood, or any other kind of structure in the bass's environment.**If your wondering what reels im using on my rods, They are ALL baitcaster Pflueger® Patriarch™ reels. The jerkbait rod has a 6:4:1 regular spool size, and the spinner bait rod has the same reel, just with the -wide spool size-The Jig rod has again the same reel but it's a 7:1:1 wide spool Pflueger® Patriarch™.[...]Great reels, no paint (chrome finished), solid one piece construction, 6 pin centrifugal breaking system w/ magnetic control. [$] each for both rod/reel

Comments about St. Croix of Park Falls, Ltd. St. Croix Mojo Bass Casting Rods:

This rod has a great backbone to pull those tough bass out of their cover. Awesome new color and split handle. Can't beat it for the price! I had the opportunity to use it for those late summer/early fall bass. Can't wait to attack those spring small mouth with it too!