I haven't picked one up yet, but I've been thinking about the same uses.

the 7'2H, what's the upper and lower range? what's the best technique for this rod? what do you all use it for? thx It is a very interesting rod. I bought one when they first came out hoping to use it as a light pitching stick. I was immediately disappointed because it's not near powerful enough fo...

Ok. I can give a brief assessment. I got my new NRX+ 873CRR last night. I took it out to a local community dock for a little testing. It was paired with an Antares and spooled up with Hitena 43lb Supercast braid. Here are my initial observations: Fit and Finish: Better than the old NRX. The new des...

I have both rods. The Poison Adrena is much lighter, much crisper, and better balanced. However, it doesn't have near the power needed for a dedicated pitching stick. I would call it MH at best. It's great for weightless senkos, light texas rigs in sparse cover and some moving baits. The Perfect Pit...

That Lilypad Survivor is far more a traditional swim jig, ribbit toad, spinner bait, vibrating jig, lighter bottom contact, very versatile all around type rod. It has nowhere near the power of the Mat Bucker Type L which is a stout rod with a nice tip for working a frog. bwjay - I'd go toe to to wi...

How does the Xtreme 74H compare to the Bottom Contact rod action wise? The tip is a little softer/faster on the Croix. It reminds me a lot of the first generation Megabass XX Perfect Pitch action wise. It really is a great pitching rod. Thanks. I'm really trying to decided between these two rods. T...

How does the Xtreme 74H compare to the Bottom Contact rod action wise?

I think I'm about to pull the trigger on the 7'2" Heavy. From what I read, it seems like it's a little more powerful than an NRX 873? Would it be like a shorter 894? Thanks.