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Reply With QuoteOnly ones I like. Balance better and if you have a 10 foot rod you have about 6-7 inches of reach compared to a forward mount rod.
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Those that have this rod, how do you like the reel being at the end of the rod? That is my only concern. Seems it would be like a fly rod to me.
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Only ones I like. Balance better and if you have a 10 foot rod you have about 6-7 inches of reach compared to a forward mount rod.
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i prefer rear seat jig poles as well
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Rear seat is the way to go on a jig pole
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They’re great braced against your forearm it cuts down on fatigue.
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I have a 12’ rear seat and it’s great! I use it in the boat and use 10’ rear seat ozark wading!
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this is why i prefer extra long rod buts on my regular seat spinning gear , the balance part and the rest against the forearm is key .
i know a bunch of real good crappie fisher folks that use rear seat rods btw ,just not i said me ...for crappie anyway ,,,,
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You can still hold the handle near the top of handle and have the same set up . Only difference is where the reel is nearer the elbow than wrist .I have a 12 ft. Sam Heaton in both reel seats , love both .
