Anyone here use these? Looking for honest reviews.
Currently use 14' BGJPs when I spider rig. I'm not unhappy.. But my curiosity is up and I know someone that swears by the ACC poles and goes as far to say they are far superior to the BnM product.
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Anyone here use these? Looking for honest reviews.
Currently use 14' BGJPs when I spider rig. I'm not unhappy.. But my curiosity is up and I know someone that swears by the ACC poles and goes as far to say they are far superior to the BnM product.
John,
I am fishing the ACC Crappie Stix. I have 8-12 ft for spider rigging and 2-8 ft for casting. I have 2-10 ft for vertical jigging. I have landed a 2 lb. 8 oz. with the 10 ft rod without a net. I don`t recommend it but after talking to Andy about his rods I had to try it. I am in the process of swapping out all my rods to the ACC Crappie Stix. Great rods. I have fished BnM rods and Wally Marshall rods for years and I like these better. Love the green color. Easier to see the bite. Everyone has their favored rods and they a loyal to a brand for different reasons. All I can say is if you know someone that has some ask to use one. If you were closer to me I would loan you some to use. The trouble is there are no dealers close that I know of. I picked my first 2 up in Benton, KY. That was the first time I saw them. Just had to try one. Big mistake just kidding. Now I am changing all my rods out.
Trey, I have never used them or the Southern crappie rod but everyone i know loves them. I use B&M PST's in 14 ft for spider rigging and I use 2-16 footers for long lining when i am in the front of the boat. I have no complaints with them.
Never used them so I can't say. I have used and am absolutely sold on Southern Crappie rods. I have several other top brands and for the price the southern rods can't be beat.
My neighbor swears by them, by I've never had them in my hands. I like the color of them. Would like to ride along and try them out sometime. Lots of good rods on the market nowadays
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Originally Posted by CrappieFlopper
Thanks Phil. I do like the "hi-vis" green of the ACC pole. I think it probably helps see bites when conditions aren't good. I may just buy one and try it out.
Just go ahead and buy 2 send one to my address and I try it out for ya! :Rofl My friend
I just looked at the web site, prices range from 55.99 for an 8' to 73.99 for a 16'. Many sizes are "out of stock". I like the green and I like the cork handles. The 8', which I would like is in stock.
Its only Money!Quote:
Originally Posted by John Doe
Lol
people say money talks....but all mine says is "goodby"....Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappieFlopper
gonna have to check those rods out...
ok....wrong button there.
To see them in true action, visit youtube and check out a channel "hook city tv".
Do you ever do any longlining with them ? I thought about giving them rods a try myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by krappiekrazy
They have trolling rods. They're awesome. Look up Team Phillips. He uses them. I just emailed the maker and the 8s wont be ready for another 4 months.
I just ordered an 11 footer for single pole jigging, I'll let you know what I think.
I ordered a 16' one. But I keep hitting trees when I cast with it. Who said these were good single pole rods. Was it John Doe?????
BAMA S, stick the rod under the tree and shake!:biggrin
I have used them both . You want to boat flip them go ACC. Want to see light bite stay with BGJP . They both are good rods . I single pole fish with a 12 FT.(B/M) Sam Heaton and a 11 ft ACC . Could use either in all situations but I tend to use the ACC in thicker brush and the Heaton 80% of the time .:twocents
Two and a half year old thread
still relevant in 2020. I appreciate all the honest reviews.Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
I like them a lot. I have three so far. 2- 6'6" ones that I use for dock shooting and 1 - 11' I use for vertical jigging. I don't have a set up for spider rigging yet, but when I do I will outfit that with ACC Crappie Stix rods. They have been a great product with good sensitivity and back bone.
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Originally Posted by atnipjd
I hear a lot of YouTube fishermen hyping them, was hesitant due to how the sponsorship stuff works. Was going to ask about shooting docks but you handled that for me. Thank you.
I'm actually fixing to order a couple for shooting I own 3 other ACC's and I've had them for a couple of years and don't have any complaints.
The 6’6” ones or do you prefer a different size?