Crankbait fishing calls for a rod that can load into a moving fish without giving up the control needed to cast and work reaction baits. The Favorite Fishing Phat Glass Cranking Rod combines the forgiving characteristics of glass with mod-fast actions and three power-and-length options built around crankbait and moving-bait applications.
| Model | Length | Weight | Power | Action | Lure Rating | Line Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PTGC-701MH | 7'0" | 6.2 oz | Medium Heavy | Mod Fast | 3/8–1 oz | 12–20 lb |
| PTGC-741MH | 7'4" | 6.6 oz | Medium Heavy | Mod Fast | — | 12–20 lb |
| PTGC-761H | 7'6" | 7.2 oz | Heavy | Mod Fast | 3/8–1 1/2 oz | 12–20 lb |
Put the Phat Glass to work when covering water with crankbaits and other moving presentations. The glass construction and mod-fast action are especially relevant once a fish commits, allowing the rod to load progressively rather than behaving like a stiffer fast-action blank. The longer 7'4" Medium Heavy and 7'6" Heavy models also provide options for anglers moving into larger or deeper-running presentations.
Add the Phat Glass when you want a casting rod specifically centered on crankbaits and moving-bait presentations instead of asking a general-purpose fast-action rod to fill that role.
The Phat Glass is built around crankbait and moving-bait fishing. Its glass construction and mod-fast action make it particularly suited to presentations where a more forgiving rod response is useful as the bait is retrieved and a fish loads the rod.
Yes. The 7'4" and 7'6" Phat Glass models have specifically been recommended for ChatterBait fishing by professional angler Mark Daniels Jr., making bladed jigs a useful secondary application beyond traditional crankbaits.
The PTGC-761H is the 7'6" Heavy option and carries a verified 3/8–1 1/2 oz lure rating. The PTGC-701MH is a 7' Medium Heavy rated for 3/8–1 oz, while all three models use a mod-fast action.
Glass provides a more forgiving response than a typical stiff graphite casting blank, allowing the rod to flex progressively under load. That characteristic is useful with crankbaits and other moving presentations, particularly when maintaining pressure on a hooked fish.
No. The 7' Medium Heavy and 7'6" Heavy models have full cork handles, while the 7'4" Medium Heavy uses a split cork handle.