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  • B 'n' M

    8 14.29%

  • St. Croix

    10 17.86%

  • ACC CRAPPIE STIX

    5 8.93%

  • BP Crappie Maxx

    1 1.79%

  • Todd Huckabee Rods

    0 0%

  • Southern Crappie Rods

    4 7.14%

  • Shakespeare

    4 7.14%

  • Mr Crappie - Wally Marshall

    3 5.36%

  • Something Else ???

    21 37.50%
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  1. 12-19-2018, 01:44 PM #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grainraiser View Post
    Many people think Richard Gene uses a Eagle Claw Powerlight rod (fiberglass) while he actually used a Featherlight rod (graphite). I purchased a Featherlight years ago at a Academy store for $12. I looked all over for another one can could never find one. It's a good but great rod. I have so many different rods that it is hard for me to be married to one.

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  2. 12-19-2018, 10:50 PM #32
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    My EC 6' Powerlites say IM-7 Graphite, PL6S2 Light. They were cheap, like $28 each.
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  3. 12-22-2018, 10:54 PM #33
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    i vote for the Sam Heaton Super Sensitive 7' 2 piece by BnM. it has a great action and can cast a mile.
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  4. 12-23-2018, 12:06 PM #34
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    Loved my 5.5 sharpshooters but now have their six ft model. Also have Jenko, Sam Heaton, Wally Marshall sigs, an ACC stix. Jenko is first out of the box most days.
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  5. 12-27-2018, 08:31 PM #35
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    This is a bit of a surprise......

    Though the poll is still open I'm surprised to see St. Croix have such a substantial lead over all of the well know crappie rods, realizing the "Something Else" is made up of a mix of many different rods.


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  6. 12-27-2018, 08:51 PM #36
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    Add this one to the poll. Tict Ice Cube 6’ 9” Rockin’ Finesse.

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  7. 12-29-2018, 03:26 PM #37
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    My EC 6' Powerlites say IM-7 Graphite, PL6S2 Light. They were cheap, like $28 each. \

    Mine too.Powerlites are black near reel seat,Featherlites are yellow whole rod.For $30 I thought I would try a Powerlite,it just has a good feel for crappie.I have 25 different rods I crappie fish with,custom Loomis to $5 rods because they feel good.The Powerlite is second to my Lamiglass 72L which is best crappie rod I have fished.
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  8. 12-30-2018, 10:01 AM #38
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    I own a Todd Huckabee Pulling rod that I like. I also use my old outlaw rod alot. Both 11 footers. I have two 10 foot stinger rods that get quite a bit of use. I have an old 7 foot berkley rod that I have been using for 20 plus years that is great. They have all served me well. When I bought the Todd Huckabee rod I couldnt believe I just spent 100 dollars on a crappie rod, but I really like it.
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    What Jenko model? I've been looking at the Hypersense
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  10. 01-02-2019, 12:43 AM #40
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    Quote Originally Posted by chaunc View Post
    Loved my 5.5 sharpshooters but now have their six ft model. Also have Jenko, Sam Heaton, Wally Marshall sigs, an ACC stix. Jenko is first out of the box most days.
    Which Jenko model? I've been looking at the HyperSense and wondering how they're.
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