Does anyone here use FX rods? I don't see any threads about them or any of them in the classifieds.
I have one spinning rod, and I love it. very light, sensitive and very strong.
Does anyone here use FX rods? I don't see any threads about them or any of them in the classifieds.
I have one spinning rod, and I love it. very light, sensitive and very strong.
2018 G3 Sportsman 17 90 SHO
It’s the same mud hole diy rod a lot of companies are rebranding now
Had bought a spinning a few seasons ago based on a Pro Staffer I talked to. The thing was a fine work of art. I eventually sold it. If I remember the selection of stock rods isn't great - or I couldn't find everything I liked, but the rod was high quality.
2017 Phoenix 819
2016 200ProXS, s/n 2B359849, Mod 1200P73BD
My son has about 12 of them in all actions and sizes. Well balanced and tough.
Originally Posted by ChadG
I agree
There sure are a lot of companies now that are using mudhole blanks. It’s not a bad thing.. I build my own and I will say the MHX rods are pretty decent and supposedly modeled after St Croix. I built a MHX color series that feels just as good as my Avid X for about $80 less. The CRB series is another story.. While I mostly use RodGeeks, I wouldn’t shy away from a Mudhole blank.
Most custom builders are rebadging either RodGeeks(St Croix), NFC, Rainshadow, Mudhole, or Hydra blanks. I believe FX Custom uses proprietary blanks from Mudhole.
1995 Ranger 481v
1995 Johnson Fast Strike 175hp
I have a casting rod I use for swim jigs. Light and pretty sensitive. 6'9" mhxf
Yup. I didn’t mean it as a negative thing. I go to Orlando for work often and always stop by the store. Some of their stuff feels real nice
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