They were 16s.
Hey, it's ok for our opinions to be different.
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They were 16s.
Hey, it's ok for our opinions to be different.
Save your penny's like I did until you can buy a set. Like Ree's said I fished one day with him and his poles. We fished 2 denali's next to 2 other poles I would compare to ozark's. There was no comparison. That sold me on them. Sensitive tip with plenty of back bone. Saving some more because I intend to have another set. As far as 16's you couldn't run me down and give me another set.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jwater
That's why I wanted to jump into the discussion, I knew you guys could give me straight up,
honest opinions. And I know y'all are out on the water using these different poles to see what works and what doesn't. Hope I didn't just barge into the conversation though. Great information, highly appreciated ( and I'm just in a lighter aluminum boat so when I saw about boat bounce I had to ask)
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Check the prices on rods I've mentioned, His rod tips are way cheaper also.
OK, will do. I'll look at those 143T's, looking for a good all around pole.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrdux
If your looking for an all around pole, try the 14ft BnM PST's. Has a solid backbone, good sensitivity, and you can spider rig, long line and push or pull crankbaits all with the same rod.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jwater
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That's what I have in a 12', but seeing a lot about boat bounce an it had me wondering about different brands. Been wanting to get a longer rod also.