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  1. 01-27-2006, 04:51 PM #1
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    hi guys any ideas on good crappie rod and reel comb
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    It really depends on what type of fishing you're going to do. Long pole for doodlin or short rod for casting?
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    Default rod and reel

    well i like to straight line useing a slip bobber most of the time. thanks
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    The pole I like to use is the Tuff-Lite Crappie Master by b'n'm. It is telescopic and has line guides and a reel seat. You can attach any little ultralight reel to it (you don't really need them for their drag, etc.). Take a look at the b'n'm website. https://secure.redmagnet.com/bnmpole...67&SubCatID=22
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    thanks man i will try this sounds good>
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    I just use the fly rods that are not being used for trout at the time. Have a couple of Diawa "under spins" for them. Works really good for the wife and I.
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    Wally Marshall 8' pro series rod with Quantum hypercast HPL10 reel.
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    Thanks Guys For Your Advice I Will Keep These Ideas In Mind
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    use A Sam Heaton 10' With Mid-size Spinning Reel---fish It With A slip Bobber
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