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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.
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    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.
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    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.
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    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.
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    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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    Quote Originally Posted by CrappieFlopper View Post
    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.

    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.
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    Just go ahead and buy 2 send one to my address and I try it out for ya! My friend
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    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.

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    Quote Originally Posted by John Doe View Post
    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.
    Its only Money!
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    Lol
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