MHX Musky & Saltwater Rod Blanks
Product Details
MHX Musky & Pike Fishing Rod Blanks
The Musky & Pike series incorporates the most popular lengths and powers for this type of fishing. A high-grade graphite material is utilized as part of a superior manufacturing process that produces rods capable of casting mega lures and handling these beasts of fish when it's time to fight. To put its performance simply, these powerful graphite blanks are flat out made to fight and land that Trophy of a Lifetime!
These lightweight, yet powerful rod blanks provide the professional custom builder and hobbyist a dependable rod blank they can rely on for years to come. All blanks come with a Limited Lifetime Warranty, and when you register the unique serial number that comes with each blanks, the warranty is transferrable - an industry first!
MHX Musky & Saltwater Rod Blanks
Featured Technology
45 Million Modulus Toray Fiber
Ultra Resin System
Warning: California's Proposition 65
Proposition 65 Warning
CA WARNING.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Product Chart
MU84MH / 7'0" / 15-40 lb.
MU84MH / 7'0" / 15-40 lb.
MU84H / 7'0" / 20-50 lb.
MU84H / 7'0" / 20-50 lb.
MU90MH / 7'6" / 20-40 lb.
MU90MH / 7'6" / 20-40 lb.
MU96MH / 8'0" / 15-40 lb.
MU96MH / 8'0" / 15-40 lb.
MU96H / 8'0" / 20-40 lb.
MU96H / 8'0" / 20-40 lb.
MU102H / 8'6" / 20-50 lb.
MU102H / 8'6" / 20-50 lb.
MU108H / 9'0" / 20-50 lb.
MU108H / 9'0" / 20-50 lb.
MU108XH / 9'0" / 30-60 lb.
MU108XH / 9'0" / 30-60 lb.
MU108XHF / 9'0" / 30-60 lb.
MU108XHF / 9'0" / 30-60 lb.
MU108XXH / 9'0" / 50-100 lb.
MU108XXH / 9'0" / 50-100 lb.
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Customer Reviews
Great rod for musky even for flathead catfish
This rod blank is very good. I gave it 4 out of 5 stars because of the color. I am funny that way. It is advertised as gloss black. However, it seems to me that the rod is black but clear coated (which would make it clear gloss). Looking closely at the rod blank, I can see the rolled lines on it. I have a different brand gloss black rod and in comparison it looks like a gloss white one or gloss pink one. You can't see anything but the paint job. No rolled lines. I wonder if the term "gloss black" is relative to how the manufacturer sees it.
