St. Croix Mojo Inshore Casting Rods
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| Model TD Code | Length | Power | Action | Pieces | Line Weight (lb) | Lure Weight (oz) | Rod Weight (oz) | Handle | Price |
| JIC70MF SCR-2071 | 7' | Medium | Fast | 1 | 8-17 | 3/8-3/4 | 4.5 | 2 | $190.00 USD | ||
| JIC70MHF SCR-1971 | 7' | Medium-Heavy | Fast | 1 | 10-20 | 1/2-1-1/4 | 5.8 | 3 | $190.00 USD | ||
| JIC70HF SCR-1970 | 7' | Heavy | Fast | 1 | 15-30 | 3/4-2 | 6.2 | 4 | $210.00 USD | ||
| JIC70MLM SCR-1972 | 7' | Medium-Light | Moderate | 1 | 8-14 | 1/8-1/2 | 3.9 | 1 | $180.00 USD | ||
| JIC711HMF SCR-1973 | 7'11 | Heavy | Moderate-Fast | 1 | 17-40 | 3/4-3 | 7.5 | 6 | $235.00 USD | ||
| JIC76HF SCR-1974 | 7'6 | Heavy | Fast | 1 | 15-30 | 3/4-2 | 6.5 | 6 | $220.00 USD | ||
| JIC76MLM SCR-1976 | 7'6 | Medium-Light | Moderate | 1 | 8-14 | 1/8-1/2 | 4.2 | 2 | $190.00 USD | ||
| JIC76MHF SCR-1975 | 7'6 | Medium-Heavy | Fast | 1 | 10-20 | 1/4-1-1/4 | 6.0 | 5 | $210.00 USD | ||
| JIC79XHMF SCR-1977 | 7'9 | X-Heavy | Moderate-Fast | 1 | 40-80 | 2-6 | 7.7 | 6 | $235.00 USD | ||
St. Croix Mojo Inshore Casting Rods are re-engineered and customized for the demands of inshore fishing. These rods were built for inshore saltwater fishing conditions and will hold up and provide superior performance to the inshore angler.
- Premium quality SCIII carbon
- Integrated Poly Curve mandrel technology
- Sea Guide Hero Hi-Grade guides with slim aluminum oxide rings and SS316 stainless gun smoke frames
- Fuji DPS Deluxe reel seat with gun metal hoods on spinning models
- Fuji ECS and TCS Deluxe reel seat with gun metal hoods on casting models
- Fuji back stop lock nut on select models
- Contoured handle with EVA/Cork combination on select models
- Kigan hook-keeper
- Two coats of flex-coat slow cure finish
- 5-year warranty backed by St. Croix Superstar Service
- Made in Mexico
4.5 Stars based on 9 reviews
By Joseph B.
DE
As good as ever
July 9, 2022
I have two old model inshore rods that I have been quite happy with and I must say that I am pleased with the new model mojo inshore rods. I have no complaints.
Cons
- I liked the rounded cork handles of the old models more as opposed the the squared corked handles of the new model.
By Florian
Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
Mojo Inshore 70MLM
February 11, 2022
Very Light rod and a nice color. Use it for perch fishing with tiny crankbaits, like the Illex (Jackall) Chubby.
By kevin m.
CA
Awesome Rod !!
September 26, 2021
Took this rod out to fish for Blue Fin and it handled fantastic ! was able to bring in a 38 pounder and a 46 ponder with ease with this Rod and highly recommend it to anyone who fishes the Ocean.
By Joshua
Valley Lee, MD
Great rod with lots of power
July 19, 2021
I have this rod paired with a shimano tranx 301. Cast great. I can easily cast a 1oz egg sinker over 100 yards with very little effort. Great rod for casting big plugs and big swimbaits.
Pros
- Well made.
- Comfortable to cast.
- Cast far.
- Plenty of backbone.
Cons
- None at this time
By Bob
PA
Great Rod
July 14, 2021
Your not going to miss many bites with this rod. Super sensitive with plenty of power.
By Chad
Germanton, NC
Like it
May 20, 2021
Originally had this paired with a 13 fishing reel but recently switched to a penn fathom low profile. It cast great and so far has performed as expected. This is my 2nd mojo inshore, had previous model. Like this one just as much. We will see how it holds up long term.
By Craig
ringwood, NJ
Great Fluking Rod
March 11, 2018
Have this paired with a Abu 6500 and use it mostly for inshore fluking and ocean days when i can hold with less than 4. Very light and plenty of backbone for those days the bluefish are around.
Pros
- Light, strong and sensative
By Peyton
san clemente
good rod
July 18, 2017
the rod is very sensitive, you can feel sand when working a weight on the bottom one thing that is not the greatest is the line guides they are not the sturdiest.
Pros
- sensitivity
Cons
- line guides
By Jose
West Hills, CA
Good rod, not great.
October 20, 2014
I own both the casting and spinning St. Croix Mojo inshore rods and they struggle landing small fish. Super sensitive rods, you can feel every grain of sand when working a weight on the bottom.
16 Questions &
16 Answers
Carter
from Estero, FL asked:
September 18, 2019
Does a Seigler SGN fit the 7' 6" H conventional?
1 Answer
The seigler sgn would pair up well with the St.Croix mojo inshore 7'6H
Submitted by:
Bernie De Graaf
on September 26, 2019
frank
from staten island, NY asked:
August 22, 2019
i believe your line weight and lure rating is incorrect for the MIC76HF
SCR-1156.
7' 6'' H SHOULD READ LINE WIEGHT 15-30 LURE 3/4 - 2 OZ
SCR-1156.
1 Answer
We will update that, thanks.
Submitted by:
Ethan
on August 28, 2019
Chingolani
from long island asked:
May 16, 2019
The Mojo Inshore 7'6 Heavy Fast on St croix website says line 15-30lb and lure 3/4 to 2oz, why is it difference here? Also will this rod work on Daiwa Lexa 300hd?
1 Answer
The specs from St.Croix are correct and the Lexa 300hd would pair well with that St.Croix Rod
Submitted by:
Bernie De Graaf
on May 17, 2019
Timmy
from Texas asked:
April 1, 2019
Which rod would be best for a Shimano tranx 300?
1 Answer
Either the 7'6 H or the 7"6 MH
Submitted by:
Bernie De Graaf
on April 3, 2019
Bob
from Ohio asked:
April 1, 2019
Which rod would be best for a Shimano Calcutta 200gtb for small cobia?
1 Answer
The 7 foot or the 7'6 heavy would be your best all around choice.
Submitted by:
Bernie De Graaf
on April 4, 2019
Ligma
from Ohio asked:
March 28, 2019
Would the 7 foot heavy model be a good fit for a Shimano Calcutta 200gtb fo small cobia?
1 Answer
Yes, they would be a good fit.
Submitted by:
Bernie De Graaf
on April 19, 2019
Paul
from Fort Lauderdale, FL asked:
September 2, 2018
Will the reel seat on the MIC70H fit an Avet SXJ G2 5.3?
1 Answer
The sxj will fit the St.Croix mojo inshore reel seat.
Submitted by:
Bernie
on September 3, 2018
Marshall De Risi
from Long Island, NY asked:
April 12, 2022
What is a good reel to pair with the JIC70MF?
1 Answer
Hi Marshall, Depending on what your fishing for I would recommend a Penn SQL200LP Squall Low Profile Baitcasting Reel. https://www.tackledirect.com/penn-sql200lp-squall-low-profile-baitcasting-reel.html This would pair great with the St. Croix JIC70MF Mojo Inshore Casting Rod for many saltwater fishing applications. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight Lines.
Submitted by:
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
on April 19, 2022
Jm
from Nc asked:
February 8, 2022
Is the 7'9 XH good for ocean fluking with bucktails, rapid fast jigging? Reason I ask is because the action says Mod/fast not fast and usually for bucktailing fluke Fast is required to in part the proper action.
1 Answer
Based on your fishing application for this rod. The St. Croix JIC79XHMF Mojo Inshore Casting Rod would be ok to use for jigging but the rod would bend more parabolic due to the moderate-fast action taper. For St. Croix I would recommend the St. Croix MJM76HF Mojo Musky Rod. https://www.tackledirect.com/st-croix-mjm76hf-mojo-musky-rod.html This is 3" inches smaller and has the same lure weight and also has a Fast Action rod taper that would be perfect for jigging heavy bucktails in deep water. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight Lines.
Submitted by:
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
on February 9, 2022
connor marcum
from florida asked:
January 19, 2022
should i do 7'6 MH or 7'6 H for pulling Snook and jack grouper tarpon from under dock and piers witch rod should i pick for this
1 Answer
Hi Connor, based on your fishing application I would recommend the St. Croix JIC76HF Mojo Inshore Casting Rod. https://www.tackledirect.com/st-croix-jic76hf-mojo-inshore-casting-rod.html This rod has the sold backbone you need to pull large fish out from structure quickly without losing them and would be your best option. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight Lines.
Submitted by:
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
on January 20, 2022
Cee
from Pennsylvania asked:
February 21, 2021
Is a tranx 300 a good fit on the new 7’9” extra heavy?
1 Answer
Yes, I would go with the 300AHG model.
Submitted by:
Austin Kearney
on February 24, 2021
sam pierson
from Maryland asked:
January 28, 2021
what model should I pair a daiwa coastal 200 with mh or h
1 Answer
The MH should make a better pairing.
Submitted by:
Austin Kearney
on January 28, 2021
John Hale
from NJ asked:
January 24, 2021
What is the difference between the new Mojo inshore versus my VIC70MHF Avid besides the different rod butt?
1 Answer
The main difference is the quality of the components. All of the components on the new Mojo Inshores are quality, but the components on the Avid Inshore higher quality. The Avid Inshores are also made of high modulus graphite as opposed to carbon on the Mojos.
Submitted by:
Austin Kearney
on January 25, 2021
Jeff
from Pa asked:
January 22, 2021
looking to pair a shimano torium 16hg.
do you think the 7'6"mhf would work. target species are
striper,tog and seabass.
1 Answer
This is more of a casting rod, and although it could handle larger weights than the rod is rated for when bottom fishing and not casting, you'd be better off going with a Mojo Salt or a rod with similar ratings.
Submitted by:
Austin Kearney
on January 25, 2021
John
from West Palm asked:
January 3, 2021
What models have the gimble?
1 Answer
JIC70MHF, JIC70HF, JIC711HMF, JIC76HF, JIC76MHF, JIC79XHMF
These are all the models that come with the gimbal. If you look at the picture given and see the rods listed 1-6 and check in the order chart tab, where it says handle, this will determine which rods have the gimbal.
Submitted by:
Austin Kearney
on January 5, 2021
Chesapeakehunter
from Maryland asked:
May 11, 2019
I have a 7 foot heavy rod. What size shimano tranx is good for it. Will hope to use it for flounder, schoolie striped bass, sea bass in the bay and nearshore. And also as a heavier bass rod for flipping and fogging
1 Answer
200 or 300 and 400 would be to big
Submitted by:
Andrew Montagna
on May 24, 2019
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