Rod Reviews

A multipurpose, bass rod that is easy to use and well built, the St. Croix Bass X is a great value for the money. At a price well under $150, this rod is hard to beat for the features and quality it offers. With a durable blank design, SeaGuide hybrid guide platform, and split rear grip, the Bass X is ready to tackle any bass fishing situation.

The Fury is a well-balanced and sensitive rod that is offered in a number of different presentation specific models. Whether you’re looking for a topwater, flipping, crankbait or other type of rod, the Dobyns Fury has a model right for you. While the Fury series isn’t without its flaws, the positives of this rod far outweigh any nitpicking we could do. Read our full thoughts here.

The St. Croix Mojo Bass series of rods were designed to offer bass anglers a quality, affordable when looking for their next fishing rod. What they’ve produced is a sleek, well-crafted series of rods that are available in both spinning and casting gear configurations. Check out our full review of the St. Croix Mojo Bass rods.

Cadence is a newer brand in the fishing industry, and you may have never heard of them, but based on the quality of their products, I don’t think they’ll be unknown for long. The CR7 rod is one of their top of the line products, and it’s easy to see why. If you’re in the market for a new rod, you may want to check the CR7 out. Read our full review.

The Ugly Stik Elite is an all around great fishing rod that consistently outperforms other rods in its price range. Once you take a look at what that price is, the Elite looks even better. While not perfect, it’s a great rod that’s worth consideration. Check out our full review.