Unexpected Savings

Thank you sir, I will swing by there after work.

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Originally Posted by lonehunter

Thank you sir, I will swing by there after work.

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If using as a sole purpose of a vertical jig rod, get a bottom reel seat. Makes a huge difference in my opinion. The one I just bought replaced a BPS Crappie Max Pro that didn't have bottom reel seat. And them lol tiny BnM reels are the ticket. Can swing em all day no problem. My wife commandeered my other one,.

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Mike, Looks like a nice affordable fly rod.
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Originally Posted by up2specks

Mike, Looks like a nice affordable fly rod.
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I am no fly guy so cant make any judgement on that front.

Good find Mike. I have a Sam Heaton in 10’ with the rear seat. Great rod but let me give a warning. The rod you buy may not take well to overhead casting. I split the bottom section of mine when casting to a rising fish. BnM made good on it and replaced it and educated me in the process. I was told that the rear seat rods aren’t the same blank as the regular handle. They are made as light as possible to reduce the weight and because of that they don’t take the loading up generated when we cast a long rod. Made for dipping and underhanded pitching. I will say that i punish mine more than I should and haven’t had any issues in the 2 years I’ve had it. It does a good job keeping those bigger fish coming my way when I pitch into someplace I shouldn’t.

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Originally Posted by skeetbum

Good find Mike. I have a Sam Heaton in 10’ with the rear seat. Great rod but let me give a warning. The rod you buy may not take well to overhead casting. I split the bottom section of mine when casting to a rising fish. BnM made good on it and replaced it and educated me in the process. I was told that the rear seat rods aren’t the same blank as the regular handle. They are made as light as possible to reduce the weight and because of that they don’t take the loading up generated when we cast a long rod. Made for dipping and underhanded pitching. I will say that i punish mine more than I should and haven’t had any issues in the 2 years I’ve had it. It does a good job keeping those bigger fish coming my way when I pitch into someplace I shouldn’t.

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No worries there, wont be doing any sort of casting with this reel attached, pure 100% vertical dipping rod only.

Buck's UltraLight Crappie Reel - B'n'M Pole Company

I have a spinner on mine for the balance, works great for me. Need to handle yours sometime.

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Originally Posted by huntinslabs

Needed to get another jig pole with bottom reel seat. Stoped at Academy to see if they had anymore of the Bucks Best Ultralight like I have now and no bueno. Went to Walmart and picked up a BnM custom with bottom reel seat. Marked at $39.99 but rang up $30.00. If ya need a jig pole thats a good deal on em. Already have a nice new BnM ultralight jig reel and a fresh spool of 10lb braid to go with it. Getting ready to start hunting them up on the river again.

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2nd the vote on ultalight jig reels= very, very light with no need for spinning or casting reel counter-balancing or true drag factor...can adjust tension for faux drag if desired.
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They are gone!

Didn't make it Wed due to family stuff, ran by yesterday and the only one left wasn't a rear seat rod but it was only $38. Probably should have bought it but I didn't.
I snoozed and I losed! lol

Check the Deland store if buy there anytime.