Thread: Denali rods

Originally Posted by Jwater

With all you pro's/ guides on here I have to ask, I'm looking for a good 14' rod , but $90 per pole is out of the question for me. Can someone steer me in the right direction? Heard someone mention boat bounce and it's effect on the rod and I've noticed mine bounce like crazy with minimal wind. (Just for an average guy)

Save your penny's like I did until you can buy a set. Like Ree's said I fished one day with him and his poles. We fished 2 denali's next to 2 other poles I would compare to ozark's. There was no comparison. That sold me on them. Sensitive tip with plenty of back bone. Saving some more because I intend to have another set. As far as 16's you couldn't run me down and give me another set.

That's why I wanted to jump into the discussion, I knew you guys could give me straight up,
honest opinions. And I know y'all are out on the water using these different poles to see what works and what doesn't. Hope I didn't just barge into the conversation though. Great information, highly appreciated ( and I'm just in a lighter aluminum boat so when I saw about boat bounce I had to ask)

Southern Crappie Rods - Southern Crappie Rods

Check the prices on rods I've mentioned, His rod tips are way cheaper also.

Originally Posted by mrdux

Southern Crappie Rods - Southern Crappie Rods

Check the prices on rods I've mentioned, His rod tips are way cheaper also.

OK, will do. I'll look at those 143T's, looking for a good all around pole.

Originally Posted by Jwater

OK, will do. I'll look at those 143T's, looking for a good all around pole.

If your looking for an all around pole, try the 14ft BnM PST's. Has a solid backbone, good sensitivity, and you can spider rig, long line and push or pull crankbaits all with the same rod.

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