Crappie Maxx Rods

[barrelslime]

Anyone ues them? Looking at a couple of them to buy and wondered if anyone has any comments.
Good/Bad?????
Thanks
Tom

[skeetbum]

I looked at them in BPS a while back and liked the feel of them. What I really liked was the different action choices that were offered. I wouldn't buy online because of this. They were all well made and felt as good or better than others in their class. What I don't know is if they have replacement tips should one break. Warranty would be a sticking point for me.

[fished-out]

I've got a couple 12' ML's. They're fine, although I like a bit more backbone for fishing pads. I also wish the last eye on the butt section was closer to the end, which would make it easier to store in a rigged position.

[yellowjacket]

grandpaw has a 12fter and i have fished with it and like it alot

[jeepguyjames]

I have 2 of the tightline series w/okuma line counters that I use to pull cranks, good rods for crank bait trolling.....to stiff for anything else really....I like the 2 I have though

[crappielimits]

I've got a couple 12' ML's. They're fine, although I like a bit more backbone for fishing pads. I also wish the last eye on the butt section was closer to the end, which would make it easier to store in a rigged position.

Run the jig under the reel and back up, hook in foam. Then wrap line around the rod two or three times til tight. Double rig hook top jig in bottom or next to the bottom eye, dependent on rod length and leader length. Follow steps from above for bottom.

[crappielimits]

These rods are from the same specs as old Wally Marshalls, which were great rods. No replacement tips. Great One year warranty.