Gents,
Christmas is coming and I need to give the wife so ideas.
Give the a quick lesson on trolling rods,
sizes for a reasonable spread,
quality, costs
Reels too,
thanks,
BrettW
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Gents,
Christmas is coming and I need to give the wife so ideas.
Give the a quick lesson on trolling rods,
sizes for a reasonable spread,
quality, costs
Reels too,
thanks,
BrettW
Southern Crappie Rods Southerncrappierods.com Store
Call Ed Duke and he will fix you up with your trolling rods. I used Diawa 1000B reels that you can find great deals on EBAY.
My setup is from 16,14,12,10,8,6,6,6 foot down both sides of the and across the back.
What CG said and I'll only add pinnacle limited Rods work well also, But for the money southerns are the best....
Brett, you can tell her I need 2 ten foot, 2 eight foot B&M rods for the bow of my boat. They are the best quality for this area. They aren't to much in cost either, she can find them under 39 bucks. These rods will fill in on the 24 foot Spread already in place with tight lock rod holders. These rods will increase my sturdy arsenal with the ability to lift hefty size crappies in to my boat with aide of a new net. She will absolutely thrill me this year if she comes through with your request.:highfive Buddy!
Gents,
Christmas is coming and I need to give the wife so ideas.
I just love it when people think of others.:ThumbsUp
Foot down means?Quote:
Originally Posted by Crappie Gobbler
Thanks
I think he meant down both sides of the boat and then some across the back.
Just tell her to give the money to me and the Dawgg. We will go buy up a bunch and tell you which are best for you to acquire :fish:Rofl!
Pick up a six pack of Zebco rods with 202's on 'em. That should handle all the fish you catch.:biggrin:Rofl:Rofl:Rofl
Ouch!Quote:
Originally Posted by gabowman
I would not ask that question if I knew it would get both my toons lined all way round with high dollar rods and reels nonono :biggrin