[bigmart07]

These things look neat! I have heard they are very light and sensitive. Im debating on whether to get a Carrot Stix or a St.Croix Mojo. Anyone have any experiences?

 

[Culprit]

Theres a few guys that I know of who have carrots , like -Augy,PK & toothdoc maybe they can give u a review.

Between the 2 rods u mention I would say the carrot stix are better ,depending on what model carrot ur talking about

 

[Fisshin D]

Wouldn't you need to be concerned with varmints always trying to eat your rod? :lol:

What?! I'm talking about the "Carrot" sticks!!! Get your minds out of the gutter!!

 

[Paul S]

I've read quite a few favorable reviews on the Carrot Stix. Have you checked out Tackle Tour?

 

[bigmart07]

I know that the Carrot rods are better than the mojo but Im not sure how much better. Is it worth the extra 50 bucks?

 

[DPRFisherman]

dude those carrot stix are sick there actualy made from carrot fibers i think theserods are definatly the most unique but i cant say wich one to get because i havent had either but im gunna pick up a mojo in about a week ive been savin up

 

[Culprit]

Carrot fibers ? R u serious lol

 

[jnapodano]

I have a fishing buddy who got a carrot stix last year and he won't use anything else for crankbaits now. He doesn't like it for jigging at all though.

Jigging go st croix legend series or fenwick elite tech(walleye rods kick ass jigging for bass)

Crankbaits go carrot stix or the Kistler's are fantastic too. Not sure if they have those at bass pro but check www.tacklewarehouse.com

 

[Culprit]

Theres a few types of carrot stix the original that r for crankbaits with very moderate action and the gold series with the faster tip for plastics.

 

[junglejim]

Come on PK , let's hear how you like your "Carrot Stix".

 

[toothdoc]

I recently picked up a few of the gold e21 carrot stix. Since it isn't open water yet, I haven't had time to try them out. I am interested in seeing how they compare to my St. Croix's. Especially the Legend Tourney's. As soon as we get some water I will make a post about them. But the Mojo rods don't come close in price to the original carrot stix's, so don't expect them to be comparable. Going by price alone, I would expect the original Carrot's to compare to the St. Croix Avid's and the Gold Carrot's to compare to the Legend Tourney's.

 

[DPRFisherman]

yeah i read it in the bass pro spring catalogi was like wtf carrot fibers but there sick rods

 

[FishinMatt]

So your saying these rods are edible? :?

 

[twoglasseyes]

So your saying these rods are edible?

They are great with a side of ranch. However, I like medium action celery sticks for most applications.

 

[DPRFisherman]

So your saying these rods are edible?

They are great with a side of ranch. However, I like medium action celery sticks for most applications.

The Original Carrot Stix is constructed by extracting nano-Bio-fibers from actual carrots and then bonding these strong, flexible fibers with Scandium, one of the earth's lightest and strongest metals. This construction process results in an incredibly light yet tough and responsive blank that lends itself to a wide variety of applications and techniques. this is from the bass pro website

 

[Pk]

Doc has the nice Carrots. I got the cheap line and that was like 150 bucks last year. I love it. It's light as hell and the grips are really comfortable. I love the split grip too. It balances perfectly with my Revos. It's my only parabolic rod so I can't really give it a decent compare to my other rods. It's my dedicated rattle trap rod and I always seem to out fish Culprit and his over priced Loomis rods with it so it must be more sensitive than those. :lol:

 

[toothdoc]

It's my dedicated rattle trap rod and I always seem to out fish Culprit and his over priced Loomis rods with it so it must be more sensitive than those. :lol:

Maybe it's not the rods.

 

[Culprit]

Ha Pk ur too funny my friend , I think u seem to forget that I fish for quality not quantity.
I`ll just have to outfish u and ur carrot again this year ! 8)

 

[Augy]

a bit late but guess i'll chime in. i'm not a tackle junkie and don't have an arsenal of high end rods to really compare, however, from my experience using my veggie rod last season, i couldn't be happier. i used it mostly for senko fishing. heck, all i know to use is the senko. lmao

 

[bartmandude]

Augy, what size/action are you fishing w/ the senkos? I'm thinking of buying one, but I"m torn between M and ML.