LOOMIS GLX FPR RODS AND MEGABASS PITCHING/FLIPPING RODS

[PINEKNOT]

Anybody fish the 894C FPR or the longer 954C FPR rods? I am looking for some feedback on these rods; tip action, backbone, etc.
I am looking for a rod for punching matted grass and lily pads with 3/4 up to 1-1/4 tungsten plus plastic like sweet beavers and Z hogs.
I have also been considering the Megabass rods, especially the Perfect Pitch and the AM flipping special. Nobody in my area stocks any
of these rods, so I can't handle them before purchase and I am hoping to get some feedback on here. The Megabass is about a president
cheaper and everything I hear about them has been positive. I like the reviews on the PP, especially doubling as a frog rod, but don't know
it's limitations on weight, which will mostly be in the 1 oz range.

[BigBass94]

I have several 894C FPR's but I prefer the 895 for punching. I also had a 954C FPR for punching and found it to be too much rod. I don't get the whole deal about using a longer rod for punching. Yeah, I get that if you're flipping your bait into grass holes that the extra length helps when you're right up against the mat, but I found that I could do everything exactly the same with an 895. As far as sensitivity goes, the GLX is unmatched by other rods in it's price range.

[BoatBuggy]

The Perfect Pitch is rated to 2 oz and will handle a 1 oz weight with it's eyes closed. I've have several new GLX JWRs that are awesome but I don't know anything about the FPRs.If you were to buy a PP and didn't like it, you could probably sell it here on BBC in no time. It's a very nice and very versatile rod for working the heavy stuff.

[DChiWildcats]

Have two 954's I use for punching / flipping. One always has a 1.5 oz weight the other a 3/4. Perfect rod for punching the Delta and Clear Lake. Light as hell and balanced, sensitive, powerful, what else could you ask for? Amazing stick.