ACC Crappie Stix

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Originally Posted by CrappieFlopper

Its only Money!

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people say money talks....but all mine says is "goodby"....

gonna have to check those rods out...

ok....wrong button there.

To see them in true action, visit youtube and check out a channel "hook city tv".

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Originally Posted by krappiekrazy

John,
I am fishing the ACC Crappie Stix. I have 8-12 ft for spider rigging and 2-8 ft for casting. I have 2-10 ft for vertical jigging. I have landed a 2 lb. 8 oz. with the 10 ft rod without a net. I don`t recommend it but after talking to Andy about his rods I had to try it. I am in the process of swapping out all my rods to the ACC Crappie Stix. Great rods. I have fished BnM rods and Wally Marshall rods for years and I like these better. Love the green color. Easier to see the bite. Everyone has their favored rods and they a loyal to a brand for different reasons. All I can say is if you know someone that has some ask to use one. If you were closer to me I would loan you some to use. The trouble is there are no dealers close that I know of. I picked my first 2 up in Benton, KY. That was the first time I saw them. Just had to try one. Big mistake just kidding. Now I am changing all my rods out.

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Do you ever do any longlining with them ? I thought about giving them rods a try myself.

They have trolling rods. They're awesome. Look up Team Phillips. He uses them. I just emailed the maker and the 8s wont be ready for another 4 months.

I just ordered an 11 footer for single pole jigging, I'll let you know what I think.

I ordered a 16' one. But I keep hitting trees when I cast with it. Who said these were good single pole rods. Was it John Doe?????

BAMA S, stick the rod under the tree and shake!:biggrin

I have used them both . You want to boat flip them go ACC. Want to see light bite stay with BGJP . They both are good rods . I single pole fish with a 12 FT.(B/M) Sam Heaton and a 11 ft ACC . Could use either in all situations but I tend to use the ACC in thicker brush and the Heaton 80% of the time .:twocents

Two and a half year old thread

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Originally Posted by "G"

Two and a half year old thread

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still relevant in 2020. I appreciate all the honest reviews.