What Took So Long? Megabass's P5 Bait Finesse Stick
Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2022 9:53 am
What Took So Long? Megabass's P5 Bait Finesse Stick
Introduction: Admittedly, since Megabass of America's decision to produce rod series tailored to needs of US anglers, I haven't felt as much need to sample their JDM lines. Afterall, the tapers and lengths of most JDM sticks feel like a compromise when fished the way to which we are accustomed on this side of the pond. However, one decidedly JDM approach that is growing in popularity here in the States is Bait Finesse. Traditionally, one of my favorite Megabass sticks to fish light line applications on casting gear with is my trusted, 15 year old, F3.5-65GTC Hien Type-S. That "Hien" spec in Megabass's lineage is a lot of fun. Well, as it turns out, there's a stick based on that classic specification in their recent JDM P5 Destroyer line. Introducing Megabass's P5 Destroyer F3-610X Bait Finesse.
Complete Article: http://www.tackletour.com/reviewmegabas ... nesse.html
Introduction: Admittedly, since Megabass of America's decision to produce rod series tailored to needs of US anglers, I haven't felt as much need to sample their JDM lines. Afterall, the tapers and lengths of most JDM sticks feel like a compromise when fished the way to which we are accustomed on this side of the pond. However, one decidedly JDM approach that is growing in popularity here in the States is Bait Finesse. Traditionally, one of my favorite Megabass sticks to fish light line applications on casting gear with is my trusted, 15 year old, F3.5-65GTC Hien Type-S. That "Hien" spec in Megabass's lineage is a lot of fun. Well, as it turns out, there's a stick based on that classic specification in their recent JDM P5 Destroyer line. Introducing Megabass's P5 Destroyer F3-610X Bait Finesse.
Complete Article: http://www.tackletour.com/reviewmegabas ... nesse.html
