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I love my BnM Sam Heaton 10’ rear seat poles......but,
I want to try 2 other poles just to compare and see what else is out there....I want to try Ozark & ACC .
I received my Ozark today, caught it on sale.
I will try ACC next, all 10’ rear seat
What say u?
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FYI, Sam Heaton’s have 9 guides, this Ozark has 11
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I say, send it over and I'll try em and let U know. Tie on one of dem blue flash jigs too.
Mo, I have the Sam Heaton, BNM Ultra light and also the Ozark. I was a Sam Heaton all the way until I got the Ozark. I think it’s lighter. It’s the first rod I will pickup when I go fishing. Tight lining in tree tops it’s hard to bet. I using the 10’
I prefer a rear seat rod also, let us know what you think. I moved the reel seat on my new Salter's pole all the way to the back of the rod, it works well like that. I have the Sam Heaton s/s in 10' also.
I agree, I think the Ozark is a lil bit lighter than the Sam Heaton.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bayou Boy
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I've had a Sam Heaton for about 5 years, and I really like t for jigging. I put a Pflueger auto fly reel on it. It balances really well with that. I won a BnM jigging pole at the D'Arbonne get together. I like it too, but haven't jigged with it much. Spider rigging with it, I like that the first 6-8" of the tip is soft, and shows a soft bite better than any rod I've got. Others are BPS Wally Marshall rods. The newer ones are good, 2 out of 3 of the Crappie Lite rods broke. BPS did give me credit towards the newer WM rods.
You will not be disappointed with the ACC.
Another really nice rod is the Lew's Wally Marshall Pro Series. Model #WMPSR10ML-RS
ive got the sam heatons, acc's and b&m tree thumper. there all good but the tree thumper is my favorite. its light with the best backbone of any of them IMHO. i much prefer rearseat rods for jigging.
I got an Ozark (10ft-11 guides, light) and a Quantum Bayou Sac-A-Lait Special (10ft-10 ceramic guides, very light) both rear seated. I've been using the Quantum for about 3 years and got the Ozark last year. The Quantum has a better feel for me and is my go to when single pole jigging. The Ozark seems to have a little more backbone and was a better buy for the money...heck Grizzly Company now selling it for about $35.
I'm not catching them hogs most of you are getting into but the Quantum Bayou Sac-A-Lait Special been pulling them sacs and chinquapin in before we went on lockdown. Anyone used or have a Quantum?