Reply With QuoteGreat catch scott and great info on the rods.I know Steve will be chompin at the bits for some of that action.Prayer sent for Steve a speedy recovery!
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Great catch scott and great info on the rods.I know Steve will be chompin at the bits for some of that action.Prayer sent for Steve a speedy recovery!
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I have the standard set I guess . sold ozarks/b and m . I never use over1/2 oz. weight . light bite is easy to see .
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Looks like you need me to come dip the fish for you. Thanks for the review, I may try to buy 8 or 10 this spring.Originally Posted by ScottV
I got a couple of the new crankbait poles from Ed Duke and tested them out today. This was after catching my limit at Okatibbee using Ed's spider rigging poles with jigs. The crankin poles are 14' and have more backbone than a 14' PST. They also have a sensitive enough tip to where you could use them spider rigging when using 1 oz or more weight. This first pic is a 14' PST on the left and 14' Southern Crappie on the right. I'm pushing a Bandit 300 at 1.8 mph with both rod tips 1 ft from the surface. I'm using the 3 oz pushing weights on both poles.
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