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    Quote Originally Posted by shane1980 View Post
    I like the 16ft B&M for shallow water fishing. I just bought some 8ft rods for winter fishing as the fish are deep.
    Exactly.

    One reason to use a really long rod is to get the bait away from the boat when the fish are shallow. If the fish are deep and won't be spooked by the boat, then a shorter rod can be used and is more manageable. So before running about and buying sixteen foot poles, ask yourself why you need a pole like that.

    I use 8 and 10 footers for two reasons:
    1. I have a small boat
    2. I usually don't spider rig if fish are shallow


    If fish are shallow I use cast and retrieve.
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    My spider is deformed and has only two legs- and I use 8', 5-6 lb line weight fly rods with 20 lb braided, orange Suffix line.

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    16' southern crappie rods, the 14's are real nice too, they are made from carbon and kevlar and are way more durable than there graphite counterparts
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