Can anyone give a plus or minus on the dead ringer poles sold by grizzly jigs . Need a set in case someone wanted to go . The pinnacles I have used and was curious about these .
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Can anyone give a plus or minus on the dead ringer poles sold by grizzly jigs . Need a set in case someone wanted to go . The pinnacles I have used and was curious about these .
I was there last week looking for some pullin poles. I asked Lou what pole he used and he handed me a dead ringer I definitely would have no trouble spiderrigging with that pole.
Check out southern crappie rods first good price and a heck of a rod
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Got some scr but always looking for quality at a good price . Some one must buy them as they have been available a long time .
Denali
Best all around pole on the market
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Best I've fished with so farQuote:
Originally Posted by bchappell
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yall need to try the JENKO SPIDER TROLL RODS!!!
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I have, like the Denali better for what I do and I'm not pro staffed by them either.Quote:
Originally Posted by MEATGETTER
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I would love to try a set of Denali's but $75 a rod is just a little to rich for my blood! Maybe one day [emoji16]
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I have been saying this for years- The Slab Shaker rods at Grizzly Jigs- 4 for $80 are hard to beat. Strong tips and take a lot of punishment.
All I can tell you is don't fish with em, ask Cray.Quote:
Originally Posted by Erin Brewer
Erin, like Ress said don't make the mistake I did. I let him talk me in to fishing with him using them poles. I now own a set. I'm a died in the wool southern crappie rod guy but them Denali' are best pole I have ever had in my hand.
Spider rigging. Good tip with lite weights all the way up to 3ozs of lead, good backbone and in the waves they really shine, pole bounce is more managable. I like the mount for the reel better too, titens down from the front instead of the back, you won't loosen it when handling the rod.
Can't wait to get mine in the water
Thanks John. You must have read my post before I fumbled fingered and deleted. Thanks for the info as I have been thinking about 2 more scrts but may have to give these denalis a look now. Are they good on a 3 oz.weight?
I used them with 3 ozs a good bit this past spring pushing minners fishing 16 foot deep at 1 mph. 2ozs real good, don't get me wrong now, they bent over some but nothing severe. Caught a BUNCH of fish this spring with at least 2ozs of weight on my poles.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wadenthebushes
Along with what Ree's said, with the light weights they are super sensitive to have as much back bone as they do. Along with the front mount reel clamp they have much longer fore grip I really like if you reach and grab your rod in front of reel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wadenthebushes