Thread: Tight line rods

Southern Crappie Rods Online Store

Jim from what I have been reading on here, as I to am going to get new rods for spring. The Southern pro rods is what most are talkin about. I have looked at some from Monk's but they are a bit costly. Plus I will have to up grade my rod holders. I want tite-loks.

My favorite is the Wally Marshall from BPS, don't think he's on staff there anymore , but they still sell the same rod. Capps an Coleman is also a good one.

Originally Posted by tahoe 50

Jim from what I have been reading on here, as I to am going to get new rods for spring. The Southern pro rods is what most are talkin about. I have looked at some from Monk's but they are a bit costly. Plus I will have to up grade my rod holders. I want tite-loks.

Before you buy them TiteLocks take a look at the SpiderLock sold by E-Z Poleholder on here. These are some serious pieces of equipment. Infinite adjustability, stay where you put them and strong as they come. Plus EZ gives a C,C discount.

Originally Posted by tahoe 50

Jim from what I have been reading on here, as I to am going to get new rods for spring. The Southern pro rods is what most are talkin about. I have looked at some from Monk's but they are a bit costly. Plus I will have to up grade my rod holders. I want tite-loks.

Hey Dave 'll post a picture of the rod holders I made for my boat. Total cost was 75 dollars and they work great!!!!!

Jim, I just bought 2 16's they are southern crappie rods and I like them. If you want I can let you take them for a trip to see if you like them. They were very reasonable too.

Originally Posted by cray

Before you buy them TiteLocks take a look at the SpiderLock sold by E-Z Poleholder on here. These are some serious pieces of equipment. Infinite adjustability, stay where you put them and strong as they come. Plus EZ gives a C,C discount.

If they is the ones I saw on here a few months back then you are right. They are some very nice holders. But I can just replace the bases and poles. Keep the holders and come in at a lower cost.

Originally Posted by jim.b

Hey Dave 'll post a picture of the rod holders I made for my boat. Total cost was 75 dollars and they work great!!!!!

Please do Jim. I am interested. Scott and I are puttin together a boat to hit the 10hp lakes. They might be the ticket for us. This boat is a budget build. But I know that Scott has put his heart it it.