16' BnM BGJP. Anyone pull cranks with these?

[RCC]

I've pulled with the 12' but wanted to know if the 16 will work without too much bend.

[Rees Guide]

I don't like em for cranks, don't like psts either, tips are easy to break. Wanna try the Southern Crappie Rods, hearing good things about them. I do use BGJP for longlining

[hawgdog]

I haven't had any problems out of my PST's (16').....and have had them hung before. All my crank poles are PST's have haven't had to replace a tip yet....knock on wood

[hotrod1]

Pst is all I troll with. I broke 4 rod tips when I started using them 3 seasons ago haven't broke another yet. Went threw a bad batch. Pull in some heavy cats in with them while cranking. Love the action detects bites very well.

[KnightShadow10]

use them, have never broken anything. On my 4th year on this set.

[MO' MONEY]

Have the 18' pst and I like it. Never tried to bgjp, but would buy another 18' if this one ever broke. Holds up well, line breaks before rod does

[BigRiverMarine]

I've pulled with the BGJP 12'ers, but after awhile, the broke about 6-8" up from the joint. I was told by BnM not to pull cranks with them. They did however replace two of the tip sections for me on the ones I broke.

Par for their course---Great Customer Service!!!!!!!!!

[majflyboy]

I haven't had any problems out of my PST's (16').....and have had them hung before. All my crank poles are PST's have haven't had to replace a tip yet....knock on wood

Same here.

["G"]

I have had good luck with all my PST's also ( all 10 of them) and I have had them hung up rod bent under the boat....big catfish and even a huge carp and they are still hanging in there no problems.

[DonDon]

Same here. PSTs but the wife broke 2 tips when we moved LOL