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I have watched the forum for a long time. I tried setting up an account and for some reason had issues. Got around to trying again and ended up needing support to get my acct setup. Not sure why but it did not like my email address.
Anyways wanting to get everyone’s thoughts on a good 10’ jigging rod. I was originally looking at the ACC Crappie Stix, but recently decided to go another direction.
Lund 1875 Pro-V Bass XS
2- Garmin 126SV’s
Panoptix Livescope
Ozark, B n M, HH, Proangler,Bonehead
Lots of good rods out there. I like my 10’ B&M Duck Commander double touch. Lite,sensitive and plenty of backbone.
I've got a bunch of different rods,but my favorite is the B&M Gold series.They are light and enjoyable to fish all day.
I'm still using my Pro Anglers.
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I have numerous brands of ten foot crappie rods and love my G-Loomis's. But by quality and catch rate I would hate to put any one above another. They each have there own personality. I know if if I use one rod for a few trips it quickly becomes my favorite.
I ordered a BnM Double Touch last night. I will let you guys know how I like it.
Thank you everyone for the info.
I like my Pro Anglers.
bnm Bucks Graphite Jig Pole for the price you can't beat them. I have some more expensive rods and they are great but when I break one It really bugs me. I can catch fish just as well with a BGJP and at half the price as some of the high end rods. So if I step on a BGJP It doesn't hurt near as bad.
The high end rods are double the cost of the BGJP but they are not doubly better. If that makes any sense:dono:twocents
I like the Sam Heaton Super Sensitive in ten foot.
Have one from Ozark Rod Company, got it at Everharts on sale. I believe it's the Tony Edgar signature series.
It's a rear seat, balances nice, sensitive, but it doesn't really suit my style of fishing, so I don't use it much.
Outlaw 10'2" Pro SE, the original 10"2" is good too.
I have a 10’ southern crappie rod I like.
I’ve got three of these. I love them.
E106PJP 10’6″ Power Jig Rod – Norsemen Outdoors
Is there much of a difference between a 10 ft rod and 12 ft rod? I didn’t know if 12 ft had any advantage really.
Thanks
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We use Ozark. Like them alot
I enjoy using 8 to 10 foot rods most of the time, depending on how big fish I am ketchn or if I need that little extra length when dipping. All work well mostly depend on which I can get on sale!
I own a lot of rods, bass, crappie, fly, old, new..... Not one of them has ever caught a fish. Neither has any of the 8 boats I have owned.
It's your rod, use the one YOU like. You probably won't like mine.
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Has anyone found the perfect lengths for livescope and keeping your jig in the cone out in front of the TM?