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    6.5’ I’m looking for medium rod with fast tip. I want to feel the bite and swing them in the boat. No time for a net. Pro angler is top of my list.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrNip View Post
    6.5’ I’m looking for medium rod with fast tip. I want to feel the bite and swing them in the boat. No time for a net. Pro angler is top of my list.
    i just got a PM that the pro angler is real close to the ACC tip a bit on the stiff side. so not gonna chance it,


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    Quote Originally Posted by chetc View Post
    what does this rod weigh and where else might i find it under retail
    I just cut my line, removed my reel, and weighed it: The SP65Gn weighs in at 3.4 Ounces
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    I have the 8’ pro angler rod somewhere in the mail....lol. Hope to have before next weeks trip out.

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    Another rod you may consider is the Denali Pryme 6’6” spinning rod. This is one on my list that I want to try.

    Denali Rods - Pryme Series - Crappie/Panfish

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    I have a 5.5’ pro angler and I really like it ! Can feel the thump with it better than most that I have ever used!
    the tip is no where near as stiff as the acc that I have felt of which are still great rods just on the stiff side for me !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slab View Post
    I just cut my line, removed my reel, and weighed it: The SP65Gn weighs in at 3.4 Ounces

    you are a good man slab, that is a light pole and now gotta find one thanks you

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    I posted a thread titled “Anyone use an ACC crappie stix for casting” just recently...I also linked a video in it as well showing how the ACC’s tip responds to weight. You should have a look. After reviewing that video and hearing constantly how it’s too stiff, I didn’t buy it. I cast and retrieve small jigs mainly so I knew that wouldn’t be the best for that. I stopped trying to find the “perfect rod” at the lower price ranges, and went all out and ordered a St. Croix Panfish Series LOL….its expensive no doubt, but that’s because the materials and quality craftsmanship are top notch. I own other St. Croix rods so I know their awesomeness. I knew I had to add this to my arsenal! It’ll be here this week, I can’t wait to fish it.
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    St. Croix makes some very good rods.
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    I recently lost one of my pro anglers last week in the water fishing with my son. 1st time I’ve ever lost one but was worth it during his 2lb picking. I have used Huckabee 10’ rods for 6 years now and going to try the 6.5 ninja.

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