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Reply With Quote14' poles with 12 lb hi-vis yellow mono with 8 lb leaders
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I use 14 ft poles and 10 lb line the water I fish is usually stained if it was clear I might use 6 lb. drop lines. Like Roger it works for me.
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Earl Dibbles Jr.
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14' poles with 12 lb hi-vis yellow mono with 8 lb leaders
USAF Retired - 1988 - 2011
Trophy King II
14ft-10lb mono
12ft-6lb mono
10ft-8lb mono
2002 Bass Tracker PT185 90hp Mercury ELPTO
Everything Millennium
B'n'M PST's
1236 Jon Boat 5hp Mercury
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14 ' rods, 10# Hi Vis mono with 6# clear mono leaders Same thing pulling but with various length rods. Been working for me. Good luck
Every day is a holiday and every meal is a picnic.
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12 ft pinnacles with 6 lb vicious hi-vis
Crappie Wall Hanger II
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What kind (brand) of rods do you all suggest??? There are so many out there.
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I use 12 and 14' poles, 6# line spooled on bait casters. 1/2 to 1oz weights. I also use slip floats. They detect the slightest bite. Jigs & nibbles.
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14 ft southern crappie rods with 6 lb mono for spider rigging and 14 ft sc heavy rods with line counter reels with 12 lb test main line for pushing jigs with 2 oz weight
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Im on the cheap side, I buy the Hi-Tech shooting star telescopic fiberglass 16ft poles for about 12 bucks each. Buying Long graphite rods gets expensive quick. I run between 14 and 16 poles at a time. The fiberglass rods are heavy but when I break one of them I can usually fix it and if I cant it was only 12 bucks versus 50-100 bucks.
