Fishing Rods

Does any one own one of these? I own Graphite and LTA rods. I thought it was time for a new rod and that I would try one of the MG's. Any suggestion on other rods?

hi josh,
this rod is very nice, powerful, sensitive and very well balanced.
go with this rod for jigs big worms but also grass punchin or frogging.

Josh -

The grass puncher rod is awesome. It has great feel with heavier jigs and longer worms.

I also recommend (depending on the exact application you're looking for) the 7' Jig 'n Toad rod. This is one of my favorite rods in this series. It has a little extra length, but the specs are very similar to the puncher. It has a great tip and all the strength to get the fish out of the pads/grass/wood quick. Good luck.

Thanks for the info guys. I will let you all know how I like this rod when I get it. And thanks for the info on the other pole.

I decided to go with the Jig and Toad. I have fished with it a few times and love the feel. The sensitivity is very good, rod is very light and responsive. I think I will buy a few more MGs. Any suggestions on which ones to add to the rods I have?

Josh,
that Jig N Toad rod is a great rod. I have a couple of them. Glad you like it. I have used it for various applications and haven't found one yet that doesn't work. you can't go wrong with the MG's. as far as some suggestions for others..well it depends on what you want to do with them. the MG's come application specific and they are all great. Good luck!!!

dear josh,
here my advice since i have almost all of them:

MG69MH casting > all around, great for spinnerbaits and lipless cranks
JIGETOAD + 68 HEAVY COVER FISH SNATCHER> you know them
78alldayflipping > great balance, light and performance delivery
7 GLASSCRANKER> awesome
7 senko> just great also with 3/8 oz jigs and long casting spinnerbaits.

69 dropshot spin> super all around finesse rod, great for shaky as well
63 dock skippng> easy to skip baits, enough fastness and backbone for proper hooksets

hope you will find my advices useful

ciao