Not sure where the B lacks ?
I fished the 7”2 MH A and B side bye side…
The B is more sensitive… lighter and a more comfortable rod to fish all day.
Same with the 7”2 Hvy …. Fished them both
Not sure where the B lacks ?
I fished the 7”2 MH A and B side bye side…
The B is more sensitive… lighter and a more comfortable rod to fish all day.
Same with the 7”2 Hvy …. Fished them both
2008 Stratos 201 Pro XL
Evinrude 250
The news zodius line feels more like the old expride only had a few of the Expride bs but the new zodius models are almost a direct comparison 6 10 m and 72 mh76 mh love them so far
thanks. I'm almost unwilling to send it to them as it took soooooo long to get it in the first place. interestingly, Punch (member here and Youtube dude) mentioned the same situation with a Gloomis grip.Originally Posted by slipknobber bot
wonder what's going over there...
I don't think anyone eluded to anything lacking at all. Just that their rods are now way off from their power ratings.
I love my new 7’2” ML Expride (they are actually Medium Power) Spinning rods so much that I ordered the 7’0” L because I need a ML rod. I received it yesterday and it is a little more rigid than my other ML rods, but close. Definitely a ML to ML+ and not a L. Anyway, this rod is super light and balanced. I am expecting it to be my new favorite drop shot rod based on the tip and action of the blank. Can’t wait to get it out on the water. Just passing along so people know that the B 7’0” L is actually a ML and it is a SWEET rod.
Can anyone compare the new 7’0”lt-b to the old (or new) 6’10ml/f-a for dropshot purposes?
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