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  1. 08-28-2012, 09:36 PM #11
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    go ahead and by the best you can to start with and if you decide spiderriggin is not for you (you will love it) it want be no problem to sell them !!!! i have a set of ozarks (8) 14ft and a set of capps & coleman (8) 14ft i would recommend either brand!!!!! it does take a little more get use to the c & c!!!! and the ozark has about the same tip as the c & c but more backbone!!!!
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    Thanks Meat...I fished with HandiCrappie yesterday and he has the Ozark rods and they are really nice but at $50+ per rod it is a bit much for me to chew on...
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    How much are those Hi Techs Jerry?


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    Quote Originally Posted by feeshrman View Post
    Everyone has an opinion about this, mine is to always buy the best equipment you can easily afford. That being said it is hard to beat the B&M pro staff trolling poles, very good quality, a popular brand that everyone is accustomed, and will have a good resale value if you decide you do not care for spider rigging.

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    and check here on the pricing: Monk's Crappie :: MonksCrappie.com :: B 'n' M Pro Staff Trolling Rod
    set of 6 works out to $40 each for some darn good poles. If you call him he may be able to do better on a set of 8 and some reels too.
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    Thanks Shine.
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  6. 08-28-2012, 09:57 PM #16
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    That's $240.wow
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    and check here on the pricing: Monk's Crappie :: MonksCrappie.com :: B 'n' M Pro Staff Trolling Rod
    set of 6 works out to $40 each for some darn good poles. If you call him he may be able to do better on a set of 8 and some reels too.
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  7. 08-28-2012, 10:00 PM #17
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    yep...wow
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    yep--when I went into it I went for it--got 6 c&c 14ft rods $45 bucks a peice but I knew I wanted to spider rig period and I have been pleased for sure. I saved on the reels--took them off of my drifting rods (aka bass rods) and haven't looked back. I basically went from catching zero fish this year to immediately catching strictly due to getting set up for spider rigging. I think you will like it.
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    thanks Cray and Big C
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  10. 08-28-2012, 11:20 PM #20
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    I use the BnM slow troll rods 16.5 foot. When I bought them, they were $12. per rod at Sportsmans. I have a few other brands that were $20 each. If fishing 12 foot deep, I can lift the fish into the boat. I don't reel the catch in, I keep the line set. I found some on craigslist with a cheap reel for $17. each
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