St. Croix Mojo Musky Rods Review
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St. Croix Mojo Musky Rods
St. Croix Mojo Musky Rods have been reinvented by St. Croix and now include telescopic rods that are easier to store. Designed as freshwater casting rods. A specialized musky series made and built for superior performance.Integrated poly curve (IPC) mandrel technologyKigan Master Hand 3D guides with... slim strong aluminum-oxide rings and black frames.Fuji TCS or PSSLD Deluxe reel seat with black hood.Kigan hook-keeper5-year warranty backed by St. Croix Superstar Service.Designed in Park Falls and handcrafted in Fresnillo Mexico.Premium high-modulus SCIII carbonKigan Master Hand 3D top with SiC ring.Custom Winn split-grip handleTwo coats of Flex-Coat slow cure finish.
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Popularity: 10318
MSRP:
$180.00
$180.00
Used Price:
$126.00
$126.00
Sale Price:
$162.00
$162.00
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St. Croix Mojo Musky Rods Reviews
Greatest Musky Rod I have!
Bill W.
2 years ago
Put a Lews CL600 on it w/20lb test Ande Premium casting 1oz jigs & spinners. Luv it!
Perfect for Heavy Jigging and Casting
David
3 years ago
I bought the 7'2 XH Fast model for heavier jigging offshore and I love it. Not only does the rod look amazing and have super nice grips, but it has plenty of backbone and sensitivity to fight whatever you hook. If you want a rod that is on the less expensive side and still get high-end quality, this is the perfect rod for you!
Amazing Rod at The Price Point
David
3 years ago
I bought the 6'10 Medium version as a stronger bass rod for punching, fishing inshore, and lighter bottom fishing for things like seabass and flounder and I have been extremely happy with the rod so far. It looks great, feels supple and sensitive, and is also quite sturdy. I think that this rod is great value if you buy one!
St. Croix Mojo Musky Rods Questions and Answers
Asked by
antonio serrano
5 years ago
Whould the 8'6 heavy be a good fit for the concept 13 fishing concept a3
Bernie De Graaf
5 years ago
They would pair up well for a great Musky setup
Asked by
Anthony
5 years ago
So I have been thinking about picking up the Daiwa LEXA-HD300XSL-P Lexa 300 since its on sale. I was wondering if you think the St. Croix Mojo musky 8ftMH or the 8ftH would be a good choice
Ethan
5 years ago
That should be a great set-up.
Asked by
Anthony
5 years ago
would the MM80Hf be a good rod for a TOR16HGA?? Would be targeting snook, reds ect. off piers and jetties, mostly will be throwing live and dead bait.
ethan matuzsan
5 years ago
Yes, they should pair well.
Asked by
Tyler Doherty
5 years ago
how would the heavy 8ft 2-6oz pair with a daiea lexa 300
Bernie
5 years ago
The lexa 300 may be a bit undersized for the heavy musky rod.
Asked by
Richard soto
7 years ago
Hook me up for my Shimano tranx 500 ,for surfer casting and bottom fishing
Bernie
7 years ago
Please give us a call at 1-888-354-7335 and well be glad to help.
Asked by
Dustin
3 years ago
How would these pair with an Avet Sx Raptor?
Rick - TackleDirect Customer Service
3 years ago
Dustin,<p>The St.Croix Mojo Musky rods will pair nicely with the Avet SX MC Raptor, the MC (Magic Cast Control) will allow you to cast the reel without the worry of backlashes. The recommendation would be the 7'2" and 7'6" models, but depending on what y
Asked by
clayton s
3 years ago
what size would be best with a 300 daiwa lexa? (need it a little on the heavier side)
Rick - TackleDirect Customer Service
3 years ago
Clayton,<p>If your looking for something a little heavier to go with the Daiwa Lexa 300, the St.Croix Mojo Musky conventional rod MJM76MHF or MJM72MHF would be the one. It will depend on your length preference. Please let us know if there is anything el
Asked by
Austin
4 years ago
How long are the 9' rods once they are telescoped down?
Tyler Bennett
4 years ago
Hello, Once rod is telescoped the length is 8'6
Asked by
Tony
6 years ago
Thinking outside the box here. I have heard that these rods also make pretty good inshore rods,especially for redfish? Any opinion or facts on that matter?
John
6 years ago
I definitely believe these would work for that! Especially for bigger bull reds.