I fish the Delta 3 days a week and use a Conquest 903 and an NRX 893 for senkos amd the weights you mentioned. 50 pound braid is a bit much for me when Im pitching senkos around tules. I’m more of a 14 fluoro kinda guy. Pulled a 7 pounder out of the tules last week with my 903, 14 fluoro, wacky rigg...

I caught a 10 pounder fishing a frog a few weeks ago with the 904 through thick grass. No power issues here. Also caught one just under 10 a month ago during FLW practice with the 904 throwing an A Rig, very versatile. Also caught multiple 2-4's last weekend at Clear Lake pitching a t-rigged craw ar...

I currently use the NRX 873 and it rocks. I recommend checking out the new IMX Pro TWFR 884 or 885. It’s a 7’4” but made specifically for frog fishing. IMX Pro 874 is a 7’3” and would also work well.

Shimano Core 100MG7

842 Conquest is where it’s at. Like it much better than my 852.

GLX 954 - Chronarch MGL 8:1

Shimano Expride 7'2" MH Glass for me and I have gone through quite a bit before it.

Big fan of the Expride series. Personal favorites are 7'2MH Glass for chatterbaits and 7'2 MH graphite for swim jigs and spinnerbaits.

MBR 843 works great for me.

Just received my Conquest MBR 903 and took it to my local reservoir today for a test run. Here's my first impressions. Sensitivity: On par with the NRX. Plain and simple. I have a lot of time with my NRX 893 which has a similar rating to the Conquest 903 but a different taper and the sensitivity to ...

X2 on the Expride 7'2" MH Glass for chatterbaits. Perfect chatterbait rod and great for squarebills / lipless.

Anyone use the 916 for Hudds? Thinking of picking one up for Hudds / ARigs / Trashfish / Rats

I have 2 of the 7'2" MH glass Exprides I use for chatterbaits, lipless, squarebills, love it. Zodias should be great as well.

I use an NRX 873 for Carolina rigs and hollow bellow frogs and I'm fishing in thick grass with giant fish. Works great thus far, IMX 874 should be great for your needs as well.

NRX 873 is what I frog and carolina rig with. Excellent for both.