eyeless

[ijerkum]

Does anyone know how to make an eyeless crappie rod/pole?

[Eagle 1]

Is it not b/m that makes the one that the line goes through the rod ? Had a needle to reline if you broke off . Was not to popular with the guys i fished with . I think they still make it . Will check .

[kickingback]

Would think you need at least one eye at the end to run your line through or do just like a cane pole and tie the line to the end.

[FIN]

Its called the BNM CADILLAC COMBO.
It has both good and bad points.
Its cheap u get a ready rigged rod and real at a good price'
Its tough the tip end wont break like some more sensitive rods.
When fishing under low limbs the string doesn't catch.
Its simple and fits in a small space.
Now the negative.
Not very sensitive.
Heavy.
If the string breaks u may have to go home to fix it.
Wont fit in all holders.
Sometimes u have to pull the string from the end.
Okay it works and catches fish.
For the price its hard to beat for spider rigging if you have a holder that will work.
If u use a braid for the main line with a split ring then a leader you wont break the string.
I have one in the boat as a backup. nuff said!
FIN

http://www.bnmpoles.com/p-139-the-cadillac-combo.aspx

[BoarBuster]

Hmm never heard of them. Doesn't sound like something I would spend my money on.

[moonfish]

its a good idea but hard/pain in the rear to change line. Had one used to catch bait with called Sabiki Rod when I lived on the Gulf it made me say bad words

[Gomer Snerd]

run some 65 pound spiderwire out through the rod and tie some lighter mono so when it breaks it breaks outside of the rod. no need to rethread it.

[Cray]

B&M makes one called a Whitey Outlaw jig pole. It's designed for jigging in buckbrush and under low hanging cypress limbs. It's a real jigging pole, not one of those glass poles with reel on the end. Can get them from Grizzly, really nice pole.

[FIN]

That's a great idea. great price too.

B&M makes one called a Whitey Outlaw jig pole. It's designed for jigging in buckbrush and under low hanging cypress limbs. It's a real jigging pole, not one of those glass poles with reel on the end. Can get them from Grizzly, really nice pole.