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  1. 02-22-2014, 12:11 AM #1
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    I am in the process of buying new rods have an assortment of Wally Marshalls, B&M, BASS PRO SHOP BRAND AND BLACY WIDOW. Have been looking at some different brands like Southern Crappie Rods. St Croix, some more Wally Marshalls anybody have any suggestions I have had good luck with all of them, but like my wife say I have a phobea I want all of my gear to match all advice is
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    Ozarks are good......I like the new BnM Duck Commander poles too
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    Quote Originally Posted by "G" View Post
    Ozarks are good......I like the new BnM Duck Commander poles too
    The Duck Commander poles are over priced just for the duck name. BnM west pionts are the same at about half the price.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Danbo View Post
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    Sure wish they made them in 14ft. Great for rigging



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    What are you doing with old rods?
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    Take a look at Pro Angler Crappie rods. I read some good reviews on another website. www.proanglertackle.com
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    Deep-South or Wally Marshall are my choice. However, Deep-South is no longer
    available. Pflger 4410's are my choice of reel - extremely smooth 4-6-7 ball bearings
    for around 22 - 30.00...
    Hi-tek puts out a reasonable priced rod - 22- 26.00 don't come in 14 or 16' s
    Wally Marshall can go a long as 18 ft.
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    Quote Originally Posted by "G" View Post
    Ozarks are good......I like the new BnM Duck Commander poles too
    Agree, my 2 ten foot duck commander rods are sweet! Hi-vis tips and B'n'M quality rods for only $50 each.
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    Wally's custom rods are tough to beet if your not fishing wally rods you better be buying extra tips!!!
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