B"n"M Trolling Rods

I have 8 Capps and Coleman 16ft. B'n'M trolling rods for sale or trade. Four of them have never been used. I carried the other four out yesterday and fished a couple of hours with them. I have some back issues and found the poles too long to manage easily. I have the invoice from Grizzly Jig where i purchased them on Jan.25th 2019. I will trade these for some 12 foot poles or discount them a reasonable amount if someone is interested in purchasing them. I am located in Lawrenceburg Tn. if anyone is interested.

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Update; 4 of the rods have been sold. I have 4 remaining.

Can you not return the new ones to the store and purchase the 12’s?

I have a couple of 13.5 footers and they are heavy. I can’t imagine a 16ft. A 10ft jip pole gets heavy when fish ain’t bitin’!!!


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I've already unpacked the rods and mounted reels and rigged them to fish. I also discarded the plastic sleeves that were shipped in. I fished with 4 of them a couple of days ago. So, rather than send them back i listed them here. I've already sold 4 of them to a fellow member here. I have the 4 still to trade or sell.

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Originally Posted by lugnutzz

Can you not return the new ones to the store and purchase the 12’s?

I have a couple of 13.5 footers and they are heavy. I can’t imagine a 16ft. A 10ft jip pole gets heavy when fish ain’t bitin’!!!


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These rods are not meant to be "hand held" ... they're meant to be put into rod holders and used for various "trolling" methods like Spider Rigging, Pushing/Pulling, & Longline Trolling.

Yes i am very aware of the way these rods are intended to be used. I do use them in rod holders while spyder rigging. As i said i have a very troublesome back problem and have found that the 16ft. poles are very hard for me to handle. In other words "not comfortable to me". I should have tried some others before i purchased these. Shorter poles would fit my needs better.

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Originally Posted by CrappieAddict

Yes i am very aware of the way these rods are intended to be used. I do use them in rod holders while spyder rigging. As i said i have a very troublesome back problem and have found that the 16ft. poles are very hard for me to handle. In other words "not comfortable to me". I should have tried some others before i purchased these. Shorter poles would fit my needs better.

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My comments were directed at Lugnutzz as an explanation of them not being "jigging poles", as he made reference to them.

Sorry crappiepappie, I see now after going back to your post what you meant. I apologize, I have had some distractions here today and failed to understand who you were addressing.

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Sorry crappiepappy, I see now after going back to your post what you meant. I apologize, I have had some distractions here today and failed to understand who you were addressing.

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No apology needed. Just wanted to make sure you understood the reason behind my post.

I have 4 of the 12 footers and 4 of the 14 footers I would trade either with you. Can kick some cash your way with the 12ft rods. All mine are Capps and Coleman's also.

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Originally Posted by CrappiePappy

My comments were directed at Lugnutzz as an explanation of them not being "jigging poles", as he made reference to them.

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I know they aren’t to be held and used in holders but you still have to pick em up to get a fish in or check the bait. Just sayin long pole gets heavy after a while.

When da fish biting I’d use a telephone pole and a wrecking ball for a weight all day long ifn’ that’s what the fish were biting on. Just sayin.


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Thanks everybody. The rods all have new owners!