Tatula Bladed Jig rod

[jiggerjake]

Anyone using the Tatula Glass 7'4" H Bladed Jig rod ? Id like to hear how the weight is and how it balances. Saw Zona throwing with one today on his show and I've been looking for something with a little more backbone for ripping grass.

[capt1fish]

I have this rod and enjoy it a lot for bladed jigs. My bladed jig fishing does not involve ripping out of grass. While I'm sure it can be done in a pinch I'd resort for something heavier in action.

[jiggerjake]

I have this rod and enjoy it a lot for bladed jigs. My bladed jig fishing does not involve ripping out of grass. While I'm sure it can be done in a pinch I'd resort for something heavier in action.

Surprising,that rod is rated 1/2-11/2oz. I figured it would be pretty stout even for a glass rod.Maybe I need to think about a composite rod instead.

[capt1fish]

Surprising,that rod is rated 1/2-11/2oz. I figured it would be pretty stout even for a glass rod.Maybe I need to think about a composite rod instead.

It has back bone but the tip is light. It will struggle to rip out of grass.

[Bronzefly]

Jackson at The Tackle Trap has been raving about this rod and he's fished it around Guntersville grass, Seminole wood, and Coosa River spots to name a few. He has quite a bit of experience with this specific model, so if you're interested, give him a call at the shop - 256 281 6160 during published TTT business hours.

[slipknobber bot]

I've held the 7'4 glass, and used the 7'4 non glass Randy Howell version and i feel like the Howell version would be more what your looking for. Very versatile rod!

[tacklekid55]

Jackson at The Tackle Trap has been raving about this rod and he's fished it around Guntersville grass, Seminole wood, and Coosa River spots to name a few. He has quite a bit of experience with this specific model, so if you're interested, give him a call at the shop - 256 281 6160 during published TTT business hours.

This is an excellent rod, perfect for the grass. I have fished this rod since it was released. Give me a call!

[vrandall]

Great rod, been using almost 2 years now. Does have a fairly soft tip but transitions well into a strong solid backbone. To me it’s just about a perfect chatter rod. Handles ripping out of grass well.

[kercha83]

is this a full glass rod?

[tacklekid55]

Seems like we are talking about three different rods. Just to clarify jiggerjake was asking about the 2018 Cork Hanlde Tatula 741HRB-G. There are two similar rods in the Tatula Elite line up: 741MHRB and 741MHRB-G

[Phnx#22]

I've held the 7'4 glass, and used the 7'4 non glass Randy Howell version and i feel like the Howell version would be more what your looking for. Very versatile rod!

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[Klinger N Ok]

I'd really be curious how they compare to the TW Daiwa 731 HRB-G. I actually bought the TW rod for tossing ploppers and expected it to be slightly heavier action than my TAT 721MHRG-G, but it's totally different. It does not have a soft tip like I was expecting, but is rather parabolic under a load. Anyone tried the TW rod and the new Tatula glass rods to compare?

[jiggerjake]

I'd really be curious how they compare to the TW Daiwa 731 HRB-G. I actually bought the TW rod for tossing ploppers and expected it to be slightly heavier action than my TAT 721MHRG-G, but it's totally different. It does not have a soft tip like I was expecting, but is rather parabolic under a load. Anyone tried the TW rod and the new Tatula glass rods to compare?

All positive reviews of this rod on TW but I guess that sort of makes sense. Do you like your TW version for chatter baits?

[goby]

I sent the TW back as I thought my MH glass tatula had a stronger tip section and was considerably lighter in physical weight.