Thank you, I appreciate it. Haven't had a single bad thing to say about any 13 fishing products even after all of these years and plenty of fish catches

Already have a bunch

@@BassFishingAddictions And it's still uncomfortable? 🤔 Most guys that I've introduced THCG says it was a game changer.

Its held up nicely, definitely one of the beefiest rods I've owned,. It'd do good for frogging and flipping. I used mine for creature baits and jigs, and even though its a telephone pole it sent vibrations down the whole rod fairly well.

The spinning rod of 13 fission defy is great. Specially, with a Zahara Shimano spinning reel 3000. It is one of the best paired to me and I fish tournament level.

If you want something more versatile then get the sx. The beast has a deeper spool and weighs more so its targeted at bigger game. For $120 you can't really go wrong with either but it more so depends on the application.

@@BassFishingAddictions I’m going to be throwing them for bass and stripers in the aqueducts. Medium size swimbait, Shallow/deep diver, cranks, a rigs, rattle traps, etc. Most of the stripers here are 3-15lb. Was thinking about pairing it with the dobyns 795 swimbait rod.

@@jamesdean6744 Definitely go with the beast then, it'd be better suited for that style of fishing

@@BassFishingAddictions appreciate the response. Tight lines

Your garage door. Or house door.

That's pretty darn sturdy either way.

@@SillyOmega my living room exit door

@@tigerbrown6799 dang. That's pretty sturdy. Do you think 13 fishing rods and reels are worth it. Some guy was hating on them saying they break easy.

@@SillyOmega mine didn't break they probably dumb its all about how you treat your rod&reel..... right ..I only throw 1oz on this rod .....

True, I'll be coming out with a review video soon showing it "working." Honestly the Bluetooth never worked well. Just using the trolling motor on half speed it would lag behind a solid 100ft or more. Probably why they're already discontinuing it.

Sure it's not your phone? Certain power settings will absolutely disconnect once you lock or minimize an app as a way to conserve power of the device. This could just be user error with your phone.

@@sycksyn Not the phone, I left my phone screen on with the app open for the whole duration of a fishing trip to one of the busiest towns/lakes in my area and it still lagged. Full service as well in the area.

You're right not everyone uses click (leaf) springs but a lot of manufacturers do on their more expensive products. A majority of my reels have them, which a majority of them also aren't shimano. I have a steez and zillion sitting on my shelf right now, they both click. Metanium does not... As you go up in price youre assuming the fisherman is more serious and being able to fine tune everything by a click versus guessing how much they turned the dial is the reason for using clicking components. It also helps the dial stay put. Instead of just the pressure against the o-ring, it has to also turn hard enough to compress the leaf spring and move it to the next notch. Thats a big reason why star drags have them, to help them stay put. It serves more purpose than being just an audible noise. No clue why shimanos dont have them, perhaps they want to do their own thing, perhaps its to save money.. who knows. Everyone will always buy shimano no matter what they do. All of the flagship equipment that I specifically own and isn't shimano has the click springs inside of them (Quantum, Daiwa, 13 Fishing, Abu Garcia). Everyone has opinions but mine is if you're making reels and chose to omit a $2 part for whatever reason, a part that actually serves a purpose other than to make noise, then they didn't care enough when constructing it. That's how I judge how quality something is... because a majority of higher end reels from a lot of manufacturers use them and it wouldn't affect profits that much to add a part that costs probably cents when bought in bulk. Unless its a cheap reel there is really no reason to not include it.

Well shoot that's a pretty good deal. Unfortunately I have way too much equipment as is

Honestly I agreed, the micro magic is one of the most sensitive rods I have used. I wouldve made some content on their rods but I missed a few of their more recent releases and figured I'd wait until next time.

Lol tell me what I did wrong smart one, I've been wiring things together for years. I'll be waiting for the response

@@BassFishingAddictions first you cut a motor wire not even knowing if it was 1 or more wires inside. Then didn't have the right tools on hand to fix. Then hooked up all the positives to the battery which defeats the reason for the battery selector. Face it you have no idea what you are doing

@@Lefishn The motor wire was attached by one single lug, wouldn't matter if there was multiple wires inside because they're all rigged up... again.. by one single lug.. and it needed to be redone. What tools didn't I have on hand? Its been awhile since I posted but I suppose unlike you it wasn't a project that needed to be completed within a day. Also, it doesn't matter if I connected everything to the positive terminal on the battery instead of the switch. I ran the negative wire to it because it was easier. You simply have to disconnect power to either the positive or negative side of the battery and nothing will work because the circuit has been broken... So based upon your answer it seems like you are actually in fact the one who does not know what you are talking about, thanks for the good laugh though.

They're very good rods for the money

High speed,higher gear ratio