St. Croix Triumph Musky Rods series is another specialized Musky series of this brand that offers a variety of models. These fast action one-peace rods are available in two lengths you can choose from- 7 and 7.6 feet, and two power ranges- medium-heavy and heavy. The single rod weighs up to 9 oz. which can be considered slightly heavy. It is made of strong graphite material, quite convenient for the conditions of Musky fishing. The strong body allows for a lure weight of up to 8 oz. and different jerk baits.

We were greatly impressed by the impeccable casting performance of these rods and were satisfied with their sensitivity and flexibility, making them ideal for heavy-duty use. The craftsmen have created well-crafted items that provide a comfortable and secure grip. For casting and trolling, as well as jigging or drifting, these are suitable. Inshore medium-sized species can be caught using them in saltwater fishing. We prefer the longer rod as it allows for casting further and creating perfect moves needed to win the fight with agile muskies successfully.

In short, St. Croix Triumph Musky Rods are versatile and reasonably priced. The only complaint we have relates to all the rods manufactured by the St. Croix- the warranty should be longer than five years.

St. Croix has always been a brand anglers could rely on, and their Mojo Musky Rods prove that this good reputation is well-deserved. These are one-peace, fast action rods which come in four available lengths from 7.2 feet to 8.6 feet. You can also choose a medium-heavy, heavy or extra heavy tension support. They weigh up to 4 pounds, which is a bit heavy in our opinion, especially as Muskies are fishes that you usually need to wait long. They feature a sturdy SCII graphite construction.

Ideal for long distance casting, these rods are compatible with a number of jerk baits. We recommend opting for the longest rod as it will allow you to cast the bait the farthest. But also enable you to control the changes in the direction of your lure more efficiently. Longer rods also have a greater hook set sweep and permit for a tight line even with a beating fish.

The price is not the lowest on the market, but the quality is also above average. The manufacturer offers a 5-year limited warranty, which we consider rather short. Another thing we do not like is the short fore-grip – smaller than an average male hand it does not allow for a secure hold of the rod.

St. Croix Premier Musky rods are a bit pricier due to the fact that they are designed and handcrafted in the USA, unlike the similar, already reviewed, Mojo series which is made in Mexico. These fast action rods come in one-peace or two-peace construction made of the premium graphite able to withstand years of use. They are available in three different sizes- 7, 7.6, and 8 feet long. The power range offered gives you four options, which means you are able to choose from medium, medium heavy, heavy and extra heavy tension support capacity.

The two-peace models are especially convenient for those who need to pack their rod or transport them often as they are quite portable. They feel lightweight despite their weight not being light. the doer of the action. Cork handles are long enough to secure a comfortable grip.

The tip is sensitive enough, casting performance quite satisfying too. It is suitable for trolling as well as catching other species such as big bass. The only deal-breaker, especially for those on a tight budget, might be the high price.

The Okuma EVx Musky Rod is a one piece, 7′ 4″ inches long, fast tip rod which features a lot of backbone. This heavy power casting rod is feather light as it weighs only 10.4 oz. But also features a sturdy IM-8 graphite blank and is more than suitable for all-day musky angling.

This rod offers an ideal backbone and forms a bending curve which perfectly absorbs the shakes during your fight with the fish, which allows you to obtain a perfect control over the fish you catch no matter its size, strength or agility. Fish will certainly have slim chances of escaping if you use EVx Okuma rod. It casts far and steadfastly, can handle both light and heavy lures and a lot of weight, probably more than you will ever require it to.

The Okuma EVx Musky Rod is also highly affordable and thus a good choice for anglers on a controlled budget. The limited lifetime warranty makes one feel secure in the quality of this rod. We would prefer a bit more length, but it is altogether a good product.

Tica MNSA Musky Rods Fishing Rod is the only two peace rod included in our Musky rods reviews. It features a telescopic design which together with the low weight allows for increased portability. Namely, you can slide the top part of the rod into the lower section. And thus significantly decrease its length making it easy to transport and store. However, this design calls for some extra care as it might make the rod prone to breakage in the area between the first guide and the handle.

These graphite construction rods come in three different setups. 8 feet long with heavy power, 8 feet extra heavy, and 8.6 feet heavy tension support. They are all fast action rods but offer a lot of backbone to handle the heavy Muskies too. They balance stiffness and flexibility quite successfully. Tica MNSA rods are also a good choice for catching bass and catfish and can even serve for saltwater angling.

They are the cheapest option, great for those who are only just starting this sport. And those on a low budget. On the downside, the warranty is available only on request.