Cheapskate Alert !

But for sure it will HAMMER fish , got tested 24 hours after it was set up ....
$13.00 Us dollars worth of kick some fisheez in the rear end it is .....:crazy:
gave it to my bud for his birthday cause he don't want anything expensive to break .
He broke his other rod in the truck door the day before .
got tested the day after it got gave to him .....
works fish over like them high dollar set ups for darn sure .....
just when you thunk you had to go and spend thousands on equipment
a few dollars in gas, some boot work and a 25 cent jig with a 30 cent float on a 13 dollar set up with some old braid on it .....
a bit of the ole red,white and blue serious fish whipping was the deal ....AND
KABOOM is the word :highfive
p.s before anyone goes and cries foul , there were some small crappie in them fish herds too .....just saying :Rofl

You sir will never make it as a fishing sales rep! :Rofl

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Originally Posted by keeferfish

You sir will never make it as a fishing sales rep! :Rofl

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:Rofl
Shake my spear should have enlisted me years ago ....
they would a made millions more doing so ...
but alas they just aint figured it out yet ...........:Rofl

Make a heap
and sell it cheap!

Some of what they make is hard to beat for the price

$13.00 dollars brings the cost per pound down significantly.. As my wife sorta sarcastically says these are the best $20.00 a pound crappie fillets I ever ate. :confused::confused:

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Originally Posted by rufishn

$13.00 dollars brings the cost per pound down significantly.. As my wife sorta sarcastically says these are the best $20.00 a pound crappie fillets I ever ate. :confused::confused:

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My wife says that too. They were $55.00 a pound when I had my boats. :Rofl:Rofl:Rofl Now, when I can get her to go bank fishing with me they are down to a more reasonable price. The cost of my truck, gas, rods and reels, tackle boxes full of stuff, outerwear clothing, western hats and crappie buckles, jig tying supplies, soft bait molds, plastics and supplies, hand tied jig tying time, time spent on You Tube for research, Time spent on the computer on crappie dot com,......dang it. Those crappies are not $20.00 a pound but over $100.00 a pound. You have to believe that to me they are priceless.:cheers2

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Originally Posted by rufishn

$13.00 dollars brings the cost per pound down significantly.. As my wife sorta sarcastically says these are the best $20.00 a pound crappie fillets I ever ate. :confused::confused:

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There is a lot of truth right there! I had to read the post as the term “cheapskate” certainly does apply around here, although I would prefer “frugal”!:Rofl:Rofl
Bob

I mean you can catch them with a stick and string anything beyond that is luxury. I'm sure $13 combo is way better than some other countries use to catch fish.

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Originally Posted by SuperDave336

I mean you can catch them with a stick and string anything beyond that is luxury. I'm sure $13 combo is way better than some other countries use to catch fish.

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My “pop” used to use a stick and cotton line and a grasshopper and hammer well with it .
But all kidding aside that set up is balanced well and has nice action and bet money it will hang with expensive stuff in longevity IF ....he don’t break it first ,,,,,:Rofl