Livescope-Crappie-RODS
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The two guys I go with use 15' Todd Huckabee K rods with baitcast reels, but they are drooling over the Jenko Big T X series 15' rods which are very lightweight.
I just want to get out on the water and try my new setup out. I have a garmin 106 and Livescope but it hasn't even touched water yet but I figured I needed a longer crappie pole
Really starting to wish I hadn't already told the Mrs. "I was done" with this project. Damned on me for not thinking/researching this part out. I knew at the first pile my short rods weren't going to cut it…
Keep the rod recommendations coming. I've never fished anything much longer than my current.
Keep the rod recommendations coming. I've never fished anything much longer than my current.
If it makes you feel better, I installed this crap before deer season then took all the units back out for deer and duck season. Today was my first trip…
FYI, buy a longer rod before you go.
I'll definitely get a couple longer rods. I was thinking a 13' and a 15'
Almost all my rods are southern crappie rods.
Been using a b'n'm super stick that's 13' but I'm sure there's better rods out there
Their website is somewhat vague. Are all 12'+ rods foam?
2/3 rods I carried today were BnM. In my experience, I've nothing negative to say about the company.
Longer rods aren't always better. Sometimes casting to the fish is better.
yes
I have a x15 as well, it's tough to hold. Heavy and not balanced well. Almost have to hold it at the front of the handle and I put a bigger reel on it to help balance as well. That 14' Dobyns is half the weight. Just gotta see what kind of back bone it has now
The guys I've been with will cast to them if the fish are really aggressive, but if not they'll use a long rod to keep the bait in front of them longer.
Thanks for that info. I was leaning toward the X 15. I thought it was super light. I haven't seen the Dobyns. Keep us posted on it.
