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    well i did make the purchase of the ACC Crappie stix model GS66M it has the back bone but lacks a soft tip, going to keep it and use it, i am curious so my next thought is if any one has ever fished the pro Angler 6 1/2 footer and the ACC crappie stix in 6 1/2 ft side by side, does the Pro Angler have a softer tip. i feel the ACC GS66m is a bit stiff at the tip to cast the lighter jigs. i have 2 wally Marshall rods one in 7ft and a 6 ft, they are good rods trying to find the perfect 6 1/2 footer, any thoughts


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    Quote Originally Posted by chetc View Post
    … trying to find the perfect 6 1/2 footer …
    It’s out of your budget, so I suggest the BnM TCB as an alternative.

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    actually i did have this TCB in a 6 1/2 footer in mind too along with the pro angler


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    The tip of the TCB is thin is dental floss and will shatter like glass if you make a single mistake with the rod. Cost of a new tip for the TCB is 30$ plus 15$ s/h. Just an fyi.
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    actually i did have this TCB in a 6 1/2 footer in mind too along with the pro angler


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    This is what I use. I've given away TCB's (and like it's action) but I actually use and like it a lot.

    BUCK’S GRAPHITE CRAPPIE SPINNING RODS

    SP65Gn Buck’s Graphite Crappie Spinning Rods - B'n'M Pole Company
    $54.99 retail

    It's $38.95 at Grizzly Jigs but they're out of stock
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slab View Post
    This is what I use. I've given away TCB's (and like it's action) but I actually use and like it a lot.

    BUCK’S GRAPHITE CRAPPIE SPINNING RODS

    SP65Gn Buck’s Graphite Crappie Spinning Rods - B'n'M Pole Company
    $54.99 retail

    It's $38.95 at Grizzly Jigs but they're out of stock

    what does this rod weigh and where else might i find it under retail

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slab View Post
    This is what I use. I've given away TCB's (and like it's action) but I actually use and like it a lot.

    BUCK’S GRAPHITE CRAPPIE SPINNING RODS

    SP65Gn Buck’s Graphite Crappie Spinning Rods - B'n'M Pole Company
    $54.99 retail

    It's $38.95 at Grizzly Jigs but they're out of stock
    I agree with this rod and the TCB. I was fortunate enough to win one of these and caught my personal best crappie with it.

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    i am curious no one replied anything about the pro angler.. so far it looks to be the Bucks Graphite Crappie rod SP65Gn so far, now the search begins, hopefully under retail


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    My guess is people haven’t used pro angler tackle rods. They need to.

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