Thread: 14 foot crappie poles

How long are they? I like decatur baitntackle.

Go ahead and buy you some good one, because it will save you some money at the end of the day.

I just started trying spider rigging this year (always been a dock shooter and brush jigger) but I bought the B&M BGJP (bucks graphite jigging pole) in 14' and 12' and love them. Although they are designed for jigging not necessarily for trolling I find them to be more than strong enough for spider rigging and very,very sensitive. I am very happy with them and you can buy them for less than $50 each.

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Shelton's in Moulton Al has some 14ft and 16ft IM7 rods for 30$. They also always keep a decent cheap option of a reel to pair with them. I have not used the rods so I have no opinion of them. I have thought about buying a few to fill in some gaps on my boat. I use the 12 footers from Pinnacle bought from Grizzly and I cant say enough about the rods or the company.

I would go with the 10/12' at first. 14/16' are a lot of rod and tricky to handle.

Right now Grizzly Jig Company has some excellent deals on crappie rods under "deals and specials. $49.95 Lews Wally Marshall rods are $29.95 and there are other options. I have some of their cheaper rods and find they are excellent value for what they are. For a particular type of fishing I do, snatching mullet, they don't break like a 100% graphite rod.

Do yourself a favor and take a drive to Sheltons Clothing in Moulton, AL. They carry their own brand of rods. I believe I paid around $25 each for my glass rods. They have graphite for $39.00 all different sizes too!