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@@mojobudgiekayakfishing Its the fast action, really nice rod.

@@lazyyan2918 thx. Agreed. Planning for the day I need to replace mine. Literally caught over 1000 saltwater fish on it in the 4 years I’ve had it

glad you liked the video! there are tons of good fly fishing setups for under 99$ Some of the most fun I ever had.

The new ones replaced the old ones, Not saying you should do this but, if you break ur rod, you can upgrade it through the protection plan and they will ship you a new rod and all you have to do is pay the difference, I got the new rod for about 12$

Appreciate the support, we all have those days👍🏽😂

Appreciate the comment👍🏽 Its always important to keep the fish safe, tight lines!✌🏽

Penn torque 2

I wish not to burn the spot, hope you understand🤝👍🏽

Appreciate all the love and support🤝

@@lazyyan2918 just know that I'm here watching

A dream*

Apreciate the support! As for the spot i rather not burn it, i hope you understand🤝

He had 2 undersized cabbies and 3 rock fish, i used the general term “rock fish” to indicate the Type of fish

I should huh😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Lol u just a hater dude

The 40 oz rod only comes out when im targeting larger species, these were only about 16-18 inches.

I appreciate the feedback, will try to put out more vids like that👍🏽

@@lazyyan2918 I love the perch fight on light tackle. I go to Monterey and catch em on a pen rod i got from amazon using 6lb line

@@Highlifefishing its always such fun!

The old MH is a bit stiff of a rod, im not sure how the new ones would handle but i would recommend the MH if your targeting fish between 15-30 inches. In the video i rock a M and it begins to struggle with fish around 15 inches or bigger. That is also taking in to consideration I have my drag locked because of the fact that if they pull drag, i run the risk of getting rocked. As for the bad batch of blanks, I have no clue what they did but hundreds of people were upset, glad i got a good one.

@@lazyyan2918 Good to know. I mostly fish lake-river hybrids and striped bass. So yeah at least +20”

@@Unplugged704 oh yea those striped bass pull nice and hard man, i would definitely get the MH, I wouldn’t risk having the medium because every now and than i start sweating and it’s only like a 16 inch cabezon, I couldn’t imagine hooking up on a 30 inch stripe

The 7'6 MH isn't stiff, it's actually got a good amount of bend it which helps with distance. The drawback is the weight. The 7'6 M is super light just over 4oz where the 7'6 MH is close to double the weight at 7.4oz. It's balanced pretty well, so the weight is spread out. I think if your looking for a M power or even a MH/H under 7' then the mojo inshores are the way to go. Once you get into the heavier power rods 7'6 and over they start to get weighty. Personally I think if your set on that 7'6 MH save a little longer and go with an Avid Inshore. It's a little more then 100$ more expensive, but it's nearly 2oz lighter then the Mojo.

@@rustyshackleford1325 to me, weight isn’t a problem, i can fish a 5 pound rod for hours, in my opinion the avid is better, (i have a H, MH, ML) but they arnt worth the extra 100$ compared to a mojo

This was a 7 foot st croix premier medium action ( not a salt water rod)

It really depends on your fishing style/the fish you target, im targeting fish under 20 inches so the medium works perfectly fine, i also prefer lighter setups simply because it takes a little more work to catch the fish. If you are targeting fish over 20 inches i would definitely get the medium heavy because there are several times when i catch really big cabezon(20inch+) I swear my rod is going to snap. Gets pretty scary.

I own an avid inshore (casting and spinning$ and in my opinion it isn’t worth the extra 110$ yes they are a very nice rod, top of the line but the mojo inshore does the same exact thing just at a slightly “lesser” quality

@@lazyyan2918 Thanks for the reply. I was thinking along the same lines.

@@CrazyCranker no problem✌🏽

@@BuckarooBeatdown If you fill out the return policy paperwork, ask for an upgrade, it will make the avid way cheaper because it reduces the price by the amount you paid for the mojo. Good luck and tight lines✌🏽

@@BuckarooBeatdown i got a few avid inshores and they took a while to arrive but they worth the wait👍🏽

Will do! Hope to see yall soon and talk to you guys some more!

After yesterday I’m definitely going out to moss landing more often lol your videos are what got us out there so keep doing your thing bro you were there for like 5 min yesterday and caught two fish lol I took all day just to get an eel

@@Highlifefishing Dont beat yourself up to bad, I have been doing this for 17 years! Would love to see yall again and catch some more fish!

@@lazyyan2918 let us know when you’re back out there and we’ll meet up

@@Highlifefishing sounds good✌🏽

looking into getting a mojo inshore now, if you ended up getting one id love any feedback how it feels and handles and just overall how you like it and the size would also be great. The one im looking into is 200 dollars so definitely would appreciate any info before i buy it lol.

@@b3_op103 ended getting the seage in both a 8' paired with a 4k stradic and a 9' with a 5k Penn battle dx 5k, mainly because I'm shore based

both are good I'd recommend them!!

Right on!!!!! I have been fishing here since 06 and i have never stopped. Catch anything crazy out here?

@@lazyyan2918 nice, just the usual like u ,I never caught a shovel nose or guitar fish like in ur video tho, those bat rays are fun to catch, made my reel smoke one time. And some monster sized eels, these things were monsters

@@andresgarcia-jc4mf noiceee, eels are such a great fight, lots of fun

Right on! 7’11 going to slay them fish!! Strong back bone too! Bait casting or spinning?

I subbed too bro,

In terms of Rockfish, no. They have teeth like sand paper but they never bite. Its almost like grabbing a bass

I have never seen anyone land a halibut off the jetty but i have caught them off the surf

@@lazyyan2918 Nice, what do you use for hali surf fishing? I have caught perch and smelt off the surf but nothing bigger :(

@@TheUnlistedOne i use a drop shot rig with a fluke, pretty basic but it still works

I started watching your videos the other day and I noticed you use those white grubs as well so I tried em and no success. I got one bite on it and that was it. Any tips you can give me? I did the same rig as you I just wasn’t dropping it like you right off the rocks

@@Highlifefishing the only tips i can give you is target pockets and large concentrations of seaweed. The rock fish are always in pockets and seaweed. Other than that a slow vertical jig should be enough to create good action for the bait.

Dear friend, you can clearly see there is no bucket and he does indeed make impact with the ocean free from said bucket

Close, its near Santa Cruz

Thank You😁

Ill pay u if ur down

@@faraz03ali sorry mate, I don’t like removing the fish from their homes but that pond sounds amazing, how much did it cost to build

@@lazyyan2918 they get killed and eaten all the time they have a better chance in the pond getting fed properly and have proper water quality, i have all the care and needs for em but, did most of the build myself

@@faraz03ali ile have to pass on this one mate, thanks for the offer tho

Thank you, Thank you, good to hear from you again😁👋