Trophy Titan TTSA Mooching rods

[OldCrow]

I have an 11' Titan Power 4 for mooching and really like the rod. Am thinking of getting a second one but not sure on the difference of Power 3. Is it heavier action? Any advice?

 

[Rain City]

Get the 3. Lighter action but plenty strong for deep fishing. Some guys run the 2 for shallow water and smaller fish. I envy anyone that needs the 4.

 

[bryce]

Get the 3. Lighter action but plenty strong for deep fishing. Some guys run the 2 for shallow water and smaller fish. I envy anyone that needs the 4.

Can agree with shallow water don’t agree with smaller fish though lol

 

[fishin solo]

I have the 2,3 and 4. Get the 3 power. Closest your going to get to a sage without the price tag of one.

 

[RageWelding]

Get what YOU like. Don't listen to the tackle ******

 

[Rob H]

I have an 11' Titan Power 4 for mooching and really like the rod. Am thinking of getting a second one but not sure on the difference of Power 3. Is it heavier action? Any advice?

I have an 11 foot power 4 as well. I have had it for over 10 years, it is my favorite rod. I have not tried a lighter action Titan but have several older Fenwick HMX's and have tried many other rod brands but still prefer my 11' Titan Power 4.
...Rob

 

[OldCrow]

Thanks fellas. I wasn't sure if the lower numbers equaled lighter action so this helps. I have no complaints on the Titan power 4 and frankly i find it quite sensitive. Some of my buddies mooch with Shimano Techniums and similar and the Titan is always better at detecting subtle taps. I fish a lot up at Hakai Pass and sometimes connect with Tyee class springs (42 being largest so far). Curious if folks advocating for the Power 3 would suggest it is right sized for big springs or better suited for feeder chinook trolling? Appreciate all the feedback.

 

[Rain City]

Thanks fellas. I wasn't sure if the lower numbers equaled lighter action so this helps. I have no complaints on the Titan power 4 and frankly i find it quite sensitive. Some of my buddies mooch with Shimano Techniums and similar and the Titan is always better at detecting subtle taps. I fish a lot up at Hakai Pass and sometimes connect with Tyee class springs (42 being largest so far). Curious if folks advocating for the Power 3 would suggest it is right sized for big springs or better suited for feeder chinook trolling? Appreciate all the feedback.

I would tell you my opinion but Dan is going to yell at me