Natural Mojo Smoothie Glass - Superfood Glass with Lid and Straw - Ideal for Daily Greens, Juices, Smoothies and Other Soft Drinks 450ml - Green

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You can select this option for an additional cost at checkout, which then aims to deliver within 1-2 working days. Some have said it does not handle bigger crank baits well but I have used everything from a shallow square bill to deep diving and it has handled everything well.But comparatively speaking, to the old Mojo Bass Glass, when you pick them up they’re better balanced than the previous designs. Comments: I picked up the 7'2 heavy and it is great for throwing big reaction baits like spinnerbaits and chatterbaits. the glass rod doesn't have enough backbone for a heavy chatterbait or spinnerbait hookset and would feel overpowered on the cast with a decent trailer on.

I can still feel when I snag a weed with a moving bait just fine, or when the blade of my chatterbait stops spinning etc. We changed the design on the reel seat to make it more ergonomic and provide improved angler comfort. It has great sensitivity but also has the back bone to rip those heavy chatterbaits through grass and brush.Either rod especially with 14 or 17lb mono for a little added stretch would be a great choice for these types of baits, although I'm fairly sure I do prefer the glass Tatula. mojoglasses is one of the UK’s leading eyewear manufacturers with our Optical Lab based in Cambridgeshire, England. The dark ink represented by the earthy, spicy, woody notes of patchouli, vetivert, clove, amber and cedarwood.

I’m in the camp of prefer graphite rods with the right actions, proper line selection, and proper drag settings. Fans of chatterbaits and rattlebaits should rejoice over the MGC72HM RIP-N-CHATTER, a 7’2” heavy power stick incredibly adept at shaking a rattlebait or slicing a chatterbait through the salad. I wasn't a fan and I have many St Croix products, some custom made for me direct from the manufacturer.

Unfortunately, we are unable to ensure optimal functionality of certain features (such as Virtual Try On or PD Measurement) in any unsupported browser. They also tend to be heavier than similarly spec'ed graphite rods, which can be felt at the end of a long day. Seems I will need to get something a bit heavier (probably wouldn't go full "glass" again) for deeper cranking. I was in a similar predicament and ended up getting a Daiwa Tatula glass cranking rod, the 7'2" MH/R. I personally use a graphite cranking specific rod but I have previously owned a glass rod and I liked it, I actually regret selling it.

Comments: Bought the 6'-10" rod very happy with it, use it mostly for square bills, also use it for reaction baits too, good power for a medium action glass rod.

I used to think I did not need a crank specific rod but I was tired of losing fish and an all around setup.