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Sam Heaton 11 mid handle for open water with some depth. Real shallow and brush use 8-9-10 ft Old Wally Marshal sig series and never had any trouble getting them out and pretty sensitive. Got a 12 brush cutter but to heavy for me to use very long. Were I to be going out this morning to get a new pole it would be one of the rear seat models.
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BTW, my 11' Sam Heaton's are mid reel models, and I've used them for 15-20 yrs. not often tho. I like the feel of the rear seat Ozark better, but both are nice rods. Never tried the rear reel Heaton.
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We only sell the Best. Ranger, Xpress, Yamaha, Suzuki, Tohatsu.
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Nobody mentioned the BPS Crappie Maxx. By far my favorite is the Signature Series. I've used 'em all, too. I have about 6 brands in my boat (Ozark, B & M, Outlaw), and always reach for the Crappie Maxx 1st. Break it...take it back; no questions asked!
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10 foot Ozark Jig pole- $40.99 (plus tax)Originally Posted by Rees Guide
11 ft $41.99
12 ft $42.99
Also had the 16 foot Ozark Trolling Poles at (I think) $50.99....... Maybe?
All were considerably cheaper than Grizzly Jig.....
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those are some great price's !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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