Largemouth bass thrive in WEEDY lakes, holding in and around thick brush and sunken debris. It's believed they choose these spots for protection and food forage; however, recent evidence indicates that, in reality, they just think it's really FUNNY watching you break off lure after lure. Our "ol' mossy back" line up: FIVE different rod categories with a total of over eighty different rods designed to cover every possible method, bait, lure and technique used to catch largemouths, bronzebacks, spots and kentucks. It doesn't matter if your tossing big TOPWATER plugs for oversized bucketmouths or the tiniest jig to those pesky brown bass, your perfect bass rod is here. All you have to do is fit the TECHNIQUE you prefer to the rod-use descriptions you'll find here.

The 955 is probably the most versatile swimbait rod available. Capable of launching all but the largest baits with the backbone for a great hookset and the muscle to haul in some really large fish. The light weight and action of the rod allow you to cover all the water you want and still have your arms intact at the end of the day.

Now you’re starting to get into the serious big fish swimbait rods. Designed to handle the mid to larger sized swimbaits, this rod has plenty of power in the butt-section with a medium stiff tip to help launch the larger soft baits and small to medium-sized hard baits. Capable of covering a lot of water, it still has enough power to set the hook if a bass hits at the end of a long cast.