St. Croix Mojo Salt Rods Review

It would fit.  St. Croix reel seats work well with Shimano reels and the balance of a 30 and an 8ft rod would be a good fit.

No personal experience with this setup, It should be great for your application though. 

This is more of an all-around saltwater rod, as opposed to a surf setup. I would go with the 9' M power St. Croix Mojo Surf. <p><br /></p><p>https://www.tackledirect.com/st-croix-mojo-surf-spinning-rods.html<br /></p><p><br /></p>

This rod would be great for your fishing application with that reel, I think you would be able to get away with going with at Medium Heavy powered rod as well for these types of fishing

We would recommend the Heavy for grouper. 

Ed, this rod could certainly be used for light trolling applications and would be a much better choice than the Trevala for what you are describing. 

#2 on that model, full spec chart attached.

The 7'6 Medium Heavy and 8' Medium Heavy models will work. You should also consider checking out our rods specifically made for popping like the OTI TS2 Popping rod or the Shimano Grappler Type C Popping rods.  

Ryan, for the application you are describing, we would recommend the Mojo Salt over the Inshore. The Inshore isn't rated to toss lures of that size.<p>Check out these models; MSWS76MHF or MSWS70MHF.</p><table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" wid

The<a href="https://www.tackledirect.com/st-croix-msws76mhf-mojo-salt-spinning-rod.html"> MSWS76MHF</a> for tarpon; its a strong durable rod. 

<p>Damonster, </p><p>If you have the Penn Phatham 30 I would recommend the 7 foot heavy.</p>

Yes that reel will fit. 

I would recommend using the St. Croix MSWC70HF Mojo Salt Conventional Rod.

The 7' MH or 7'6'' MH would be an ideal rod for pier fishing. Your going to want a rod with a bit more backbone than the M power rods would have and the MH's models have just that.

Either one would be able to handle the 8 oz weight. I would advise if you plan on going heavier than 8 i would go with the H model.

The MSWC70HF model can handle up to 10 oz weighs if your using it for blackfishing. This rod is a heavy duty rod that can handle the abuse and can withstand the weight of heavy sinkers while bringing in some decent size fish.

The 7ft Conventional Heavy action would be suitable for jigging. Thank you for considering TackleDirect for your fishing needs.

<span>Hi Brett, The St. Croix Mojo Salt Rods would be a little light. Instead I would recommend a Shimano TLXC60XH Tallus PX Conventional Rod. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-tlxc60xh-tallus-px-conventional-rod.html</a><span> This would be

The heaviest model would not be able to handle a large 150lb bluefin 

MH would be the best option 

The St. Croix MSWC70HF Mojo Salt Conventional Rod would work for 50-100 pound Bluefin

We haven't received them yet but were still anticipating them early August.

<span>Hi Foater, The Shimano Saragosa will pair well with the St. Croix Mojo salt in the 7'6 MH spinning. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with!</span>

<span>Hi Captain J, The St. Croix Mojo Spinning 8' MH is not the same as the 8' conventional Heavy but will be capable of handling your application. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with!</span>

Hi Tristan, The St. Croix MSWC80HMF Mojo Salt Conventional Rod would pair well with an Avet EX 30 for Shark surf fishing applications. https://www.tackledirect.com/st-croix-mswc80hmf-mojo-salt-conventional-rod.html Please let us know if theres anything el

<span>Hi Angela, St. Croix Mojo Salt Spinning rods do not have a model rated 50-100 with the closest model being the 7'6 Medium heavy rated 40-65. The St.Croix Mojo Jig has a spinning rod rated 50-100 ( </span><span><a href="https://www.tackledirect.com/

That should pair well for that application.

<span>Hi Jason, For your fishing application I would recommend a St. Croix MSWC70HF Mojo Salt Conventional Rod. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/st-croix-mswc70hf-mojo-salt-conventional-rod.html</a><span> This would be a great rod to pair with your

<span>Hi Jason, I would recommend a St Croix MJJC58HMF Mojo Jig Conventional Rod. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/st-croix-mjjc58hmf-mojo-jig-conventional-rod.html</a><span> This rod would pair well with your Shimano Tranx 500 for your Bluefin Tuna

<span>Hi Sam, I would recommend the St. Croix MSWS70MHF Mojo Salt Spinning Rod. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/st-croix-msws70mhf-mojo-salt-spinning-rod.html</a><span> This would pair great with your Spinfisher 5500LC for various saltwater fishing

<span>Hi Chad, I would recommend St. Croix MSWS70MHF Mojo Salt Spinning Rod. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/st-croix-msws70mhf-mojo-salt-spinning-rod.html</a><span> This would be ideal for flounder fishing in the bay or ocean and would pair well w

Hello Dylan, <p>Unfortunately St.Croix does not list a lure rating for the the Mojo Salt rods</p>

Ed,<p>Although when trolling spoons and mojo's you would normally use different action rods. If you are looking for one MOJO Salt rod to do both I would recommend the MSWC70MHF.  Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with.</p>

The 8' model is a little long for that type of fishing. https://www.tackledirect.com/st-croix-mswc66hf-mojo-salt-conventional-rod.html<p>would be a better option. </p>