Reply With QuoteBeen hoping to hear someone review this rod, been holding out on purchasing one til I heard some feed back about it. May just retire a couple of my rear seat Ozarks and give one these a test drive. Thanks
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BnM Sam Heaton Signature rear seated Super Sensitive
Been fishing this rod lately, and let me tell ya it is a good rod for jigging, I like it just as much as the Ozarks, it also has a little bigger eyes on it which makes it easier to thread and a cut on the cork putting your finger on the blank. It is a good rod you can put your money on, For sure. Give one a try and see for yourself.
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Been hoping to hear someone review this rod, been holding out on purchasing one til I heard some feed back about it. May just retire a couple of my rear seat Ozarks and give one these a test drive. Thanks
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Been thinking about getting a new one, may give it a try. Hows the weight compared to an Ozark?
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I was actually on here looking for a new hot spot to catch some nice size crappie. ha ha
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The sam Heaton is a great pole it is lighter than the Ozark but not quite the backbone, there is another great pole just come on the market In a 11ft.rear seat cork handle also. It's a JENKO and also a little cheaper than the others !!!
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When I was young I would fish with my grand parents on a local oxbow. We would set on cane poles in a small boat and just drift. If my butt wasn't setting on a pole I was getting told to get my rear back on it. Now it's monies for one POLE?
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Love my 11' Sam Heaton, great backbone considering the weight of the rod... (first one I bought is in the bottom of lake Brewer :-/) landed 8lb bass and swung in several big crappie with this rod...super light and
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why rear seated seems like that would make it harder to balance the pole in your hand?
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Rear seat is much easier to balance to me.Originally Posted by ibmack
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