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I've always bass fished, but want to eat more of my catch and calm down on the water. All I've got are a Cadillac Combo with the reel in the butt, but I'd like to get something that's got guides and maybe a little reel to go with it. As close as I can get to a baitcaster flipping setup bass guys use would be awesome. Anyone got any suggestions?
I like the BnM Bursh Cutter 11' and the Crappie Pole 11". They used to call it a crappie stick but changed the name. I put a cheap BnM plactis reel on it because if you jig all day single pole the lighter the better and I dont fish in water over 15' very much. I use the same reel when I spider rig.
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BNM Uncle Bucks rods at acadamy in Sherwood are like $29 right now.
get a hold of midsouthman on these board and he can hook you up with a ozark rod from tony edgar best pole on the market in my book.
The BnM Sam's Super Sensitive is hard to beat. Great pole
I like Outlaw Rods 10' with a cork handle, they are light but good backbone They got them a grizzlyjig.com and you can buy tips. I got a Wally Marshall Signature Series 10' w/cork I would sell if interested... I little to heavy of a action for me but a good pole.
Baitcasting mini reel from B 'N' M:
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And a great rod. Love mine!
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Originally Posted by bchappell
I use the Sam's super sensitive in the 10 & 11'; hard to beat.........
Check this link on the La. site
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/louis...-jig-pole.html
I use the B & N Sam's Supersensitive 12' also and it's the most sensitive jig pole I've ever fished with. Also use a B & M Buck's Best Ultra-Lite 12', a good pole, but I like the Sam's Supersensitive better.
I have a BnM 10 ft BGJP with a Shimano 13.00 reel, and wife has Sam super sensitive with Shimano, and I like her's lot better, but it cost more also.
Let me know if I can help you out with the Ozark Rods. Undoubtedly the best pole on the market for those who have tried them. They are super light, very sensitive, cork handles and have a solid titanium eye at the end of the rods, which is critical for us jig fisherman. They come in several sizes with front and rear reel seats available and are cheaper than the BnM's similiar models. These poles will be available again at Bates Field and Stream in mayflower in the next few weeks, tell them Midsouth Man sent ya!
Titanium Tip sounds good.
I'll be headed to Mayflower in the next day or two, maybe the Ozark rods will be there by then. I'd like to get my hands on one instead of trying to order something online and hope it's what I want. If it isn't what I'm looking for, I guess it'll be a Sam's Super Sensitive from B n M. Thanks guys.