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    Default What is Best Rod under $60!


    Looking to buy a panfish/crappie spinning rod for drifting bobbers over structure, catching bluegill, and trolling live bait. Only things I'm particular about are: I want the rod to be around 7" and be "one piece rod." I also want backbone. Last thing I want is a light rod.

    My other question is it good to have more guides for crappie/panfish fishing? I was looking at the Wally Marshall black tuxedo ones which each have about 9+ guides. I like that these are light and one piece.

    I have a BPS micro light spinning reel. I bought last year and want a nice rod for it.

    I appreciate your help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FishOnHook View Post
    Looking to buy a panfish/crappie spinning rod for drifting bobbers over structure, catching bluegill, and trolling live bait. Only things I'm particular about are: I want the rod to be around 7" and be "one piece rod." I also want backbone. Last thing I want is a light rod.

    My other question is it good to have more guides for crappie/panfish fishing? I was looking at the Wally Marshall black tuxedo ones which each have about 9+ guides. I like that these are light and one piece.

    I have a BPS micro light spinning reel. I bought last year and want a nice rod for it.

    I appreciate your help.
    The first thing that came to mind was the Bass Pro Microlite rod. In that price range, they're excellent. I don't think they have any 1-piece 7-footers, though. Your "one piece rod" criteria makes it tougher.

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    Cabela's rods are good, too, but I think you're gonna run into the same "one piece" problem.

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    Quote Originally Posted by deathb4disco View Post
    The first thing that came to mind was the Bass Pro Microlite rod. In that price range, they're excellent. I don't think they have any 1-piece 7-footers, though. Your "one piece rod" criteria makes it tougher.
    Yeah I don't like 2 peice. I did see the micro light rod. How are the black tuxedo rods from lews?

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    Quote Originally Posted by FishOnHook View Post
    How are the black tuxedo rods from lews?
    I'm not familiar with them.

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    I'll have to keep looking. Maybe someone will have one in mind lol.

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    Here is your rod, but I doubt it is under $60. I would check his website to be sure. The thread started a few months back but it has current posts on it.

    http://www.crappie.com/crappie/showt...-Spinning-Rods
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    Quote Originally Posted by SeaRay View Post
    Here is your rod, but I doubt it is under $60. I would check his website to be sure. The thread started a few months back but it has current posts on it.

    http://www.crappie.com/crappie/showt...-Spinning-Rods
    I like this rod but don't want to spend $100 bucks.

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