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Introduction
When it comes to bass fishing, having the right gear can make all the difference. The St. Croix Mojo Bass Rod Series stands out as a go-to choice for anglers seeking a perfect blend of performance, sensitivity, and affordability. In this review, we’ll dive into the features, benefits, and options available in both casting and spinning rods.
Key Features:
1. High-Modulus SCIII Graphite:
- The Mojo Bass Rods are crafted with high-modulus SCIII graphite, offering a perfect balance of strength and sensitivity. This advanced material ensures a lightweight design without compromising on power.
2. Integrated Poly Curve® (IPC) Technology:
- St. Croix’s IPC Technology eliminates transition points in the rod blank, resulting in smoother actions and increased strength. This technology enhances the overall performance, allowing for precise and powerful casts.
3. Technique-Specific Actions:
- The series includes a variety of models designed for specific bass fishing techniques. From finesse tactics to power fishing, there’s a Mojo Bass Rod tailored to your preferred style.
4. Fuji® ECS Reel Seat:
- The Fuji ECS reel seat ensures a secure and comfortable connection between the rod and reel. It provides excellent sensitivity, allowing anglers to feel even the subtlest of strikes.
5. Split-Grip Cork Handles:
- The split-grip cork handles offer a comfortable and ergonomic grip, reducing fatigue during long days on the water. The design also enhances sensitivity, allowing you to detect the slightest movements.
6. Kigan Master Hand 3D Guides:
- Equipped with Kigan Master Hand 3D guides, these rods reduce friction, increase casting distance, and prevent tangles. The guides are strategically placed to optimize the rod’s performance.
Casting Rod Options:
| Model | Length | Power | Action | Line Weight (lb) | Lure Weight (oz) |
| MJC68MXF | 6’8” | Medium | X-Fast | 8-14 | 1/4 – 5/8 |
| MJC68MXF2 | 6’8” | Medium | X-Fast | 8-14 | 3/8 – 1 |
| MJC68MF | 6’8” | Medium | Fast | 10-17 | 1/2 – 1 1/2 |
| MJC68MHF | 6’8” | Medium-Heavy | Fast | 12-20 | 3/8 – 1 |
| MJC68MHF2 | 6’8” | Medium-Heavy | Fast | 12-20 | 3/8 – 1 |
| MJC70MHMF | 7’0” | Medium-Heavy | Fast | 12-20 | 3/8 – 3/4 |
| MJC70HF | 7’0” | Heavy | Fast | 14-25 | 3/8 – 1 |
| MJC71MF | 7’1” | Medium | Fast | 10-17 | 1/4 – 5/8 |
| MJC71MF2 | 7’1” | Medium | Fast | 10-17 | 1/4 – 5/8 |
| MJC71MM | 7’1” | Medium | Moderate | 8-14 | 1/4 – 5/8 |
| MJC71MHM | 7’1” | Medium-Heavy | Moderate | 10-20 | 3/8 – 1 |
| MJC71MHF | 7’1” | Medium-Heavy | Fast | 12-20 | 3/8 – 1 |
| MJC71MHF2 | 7’1” | Medium-Heavy | Fast | 12-20 | 3/8 – 1 |
| MJC74HF | 7’4” | Heavy | Fast | 14-25 | 3/8 – 1.5 |
| MJC75MHXF | 7’5” | Medium-Heavy | X-Fast | 12-25 | 3/8 – 1.25 |
| MJC76MHMF | 7’6” | Medium-Heavy | Fast | 12-25 | 3/8 – 1.25 |
| MJC710HF | 7’10” | Heavy | Fast | 14-30 | 1-4 |
| MJC711HMF | 7’11” | Heavy | Fast | 14-30 | 1/2 – 2 |
Spinning Rod Options:
| Model | Length | Power | Action | Line Weight (lb) | Lure Weight (oz) |
| MJS68MXF | 6’8″ | Medium | X-Fast | 6-12 | 3/16 – 5/8 |
| MJS68MXF2 | 6’8″ | Medium | X-Fast | 6-12 | 3/16 – 5/8 |
| MJS610MLXF | 6’10” | Medium-Light | X-Fast | 6-10 | 1/8 – 1/2 |
| MJS71MF | 7’1″ | Medium | Fast | 6-12 | 3/16 – 5/8 |
| MJS71MF2 | 7’1″ | Medium | Fast | 6-12 | 3/16 – 5/8 |
| MJS71MHF | 7’1” | Medium-Heavy | Fast | 8-14 | 3/8 – 3/4 |
| MJS71MHF | 7’1” | Medium-Heavy | Fast | 8-14 | 3/8 – 3/4 |
| MJS73MHF | 7’3” | Medium-Heavy | Fast | 8-14 | 3/8 – 3/4 |
| MJS76MLXF | 7’6” | Medium-Light | X-Fast | 6-10 | 1/8 – 1/2 |
| MJS96MLM2 | 9’6” | Medium-Light | Moderate | 4-8 | 1/16 – 5/16 |
My Experience:
Firstly, I’ve used the St. Croix Mojo Bass lineup for two years now. St. Croix really crammed as much quality as possible at a budget any angler can afford. The rods action, sensitivity and weight with the IPC Technology and constructed with SCIII graphite is unmatched. I own 3 rods in this lineup, two casting and one spinning; MJC74HF, MJC71MHM and MJS610MLXF for spinning. Regardless if I’m on my kayak or fishing a tournament in a bass boat these three rods are always on me. Not to mention, the durability of these rods. I use these rods on a consistent basis and they hold up to some of the harshest conditions. So you don’t have to worry if you smack the rod tip on the ceiling or the wall, we’ve all been there. Lastly, when I was on the market for new rods I wanted technique specific rods that i could fish effectively for that purpose. This makes The St. Croix Mojo Bass stand out from the rest.
Conclusion:
The St. Croix Mojo Bass Rod Series caters to the diverse needs of bass anglers, offering a range of models suitable for various techniques. To conclude, whether you prefer finesse fishing or power tactics, the high-quality materials, and advanced technologies make these rods a reliable choice. With the perfect balance of sensitivity, strength, and affordability, the Mojo Bass Rods elevate your bass fishing experience to new heights. Invest in the right tool for the job and watch your success on the water soar.