Molix Skirmjan EVO Pike Hunter is the series of rods entirely dedicated to the “exocides”. It is composed of four casting models with grammage in ounces from 2, 3, 4 to the heaviest of 7 oz. They are all one-piece rods, except the only spinning model of the series which is two-pieces and with a casting weight of 2oz.
The 2oz and the 3oz models are all rounded: the stiffness of the 2 oz rod, along with the progressiveness of the action, allows the use of soft baits up to 60 grams, small jerk baits, and large spoons. It is infallible when the fish chases the bait and attacks it right under the boat; The 3 ounces rod can be used with heavier baits. It is probably the model that I would recommend to those who want to approach the world of pike fishing without buying a rod for each type of fishing.
On the other hand, the 4 oz is dedicated to the fishing with jerk baits. It is very rigid and perfectly balanced, it allows you to move and control the jerk bait of every grammage easily. I consider it one of the most interesting jerk baits rod on the market. I recommend to try it also from the belly boat.
Instead, the 7oz is the rod for the fisherman that loves to use large soft baits. It is slightly softer on the tip and the handle is extended to make more leverage during the casting. It proved, during the tests, to have an inexhaustible power reserve; The 2 oz spinning model is, rather, the tool that I would recommend to those who approach the fishing of the pike from the land where, a fixed spool reel, helps during long castings but also in ambush situations or in presentations without sinkers.
By offering such products, Molix has succeeded in satisfying the most discerning pikemen and newbies. This new series presents everything a pike fisherman desires: the elegant and essential graphics, the Fuji rings, the handle made of cork and the safety of having a high quality product in your hands. The idea of the modern pike fisherman conceived by Molix is, in effect, the one who lives the evolution, but does not deny the classicism of the historical models of pike fishing made in the U.S.A.
Alessandro Fontana
