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  1. 10-29-2015, 10:55 AM #11
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    OZARK still the best jig pole out their !!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cmj View Post
    Anybody have the Sam Heaton Super Sensitive? I have been hearing how light it is and would like to replace my 11' Ozark with something lighter. How is the backbone? I don't care for a whippy jig pole.
    Get a 11' Huckabee. Lots of backbone and sensitivity.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MEATGETTER View Post
    OZARK still the best jig pole out their !!!!
    I love my Ozarks, but like my Huckabee's better.
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  4. 10-30-2015, 01:34 PM #14
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    Amen to that!!!!LOL
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    Best Jig rod on Market for dipping for big fish.. Wouldn't trade mine ( I have 4 of them) for any other rod out there.
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    Grizzly elite 12'. Get it at grizzly jig about 50 bucks. Light with alot of backbone. I've fished 3 years with it.
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    Grizzly Jig buck brush rod. 9'6" and 10'6". Light weight and back bone. I've been using the ozark rear seat and bought a buck brush rod for wade fishing and I love it. It is my go to rod. I fieel with it's stiffness it is more sensitive and it has a removable butt piece that I like.
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    Quote Originally Posted by crapAlicous View Post
    Get a 11' Huckabee. Lots of backbone and sensitivity.

    Meat Dragga or the Dippin Rod? I have used the MD, not much lighter than my Ozark.
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    I've got a BnM that has lots of back bone. I even use it for catfish and have used it beach fishing. Not sure of what model it is. I'll look and let you know. It has spinning rod eyes which may not be the best for sticking through a cypress thicket.
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    A rear seated 10-11 foot Ozark puts them in the boat for me. I got to say tho when I go to Bass Pro some of those long fly rods melt in my hand when I think about vertical jigging with one. They feel sweet, and expensive. Back in the day a fly rod was all I had to vertical jig with.
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