south bend 12 ft crappie stalker jigging rod.

[g6463]

has any one used these rods? pro and cons if so. i have a few 12 ft limit rods and 2 9 ft crappie hunter rods. i rely like how light the crappie hunters are.

[todobien]

I have 3 of them. My only problem with them is I like to slip cork with a line stop and the guides are a bit small.

[skeetbum]

I picked some up the other day and found them a bit soft for my likings. Looked to be well built though.

[g6463]

thanks for the in put guy's. found the for 15 48 each just wasn't sure how good they are.

[monkscrappie]

thanks for the in put guy's. found the for 15 48 each just wasn't sure how good they are.

There are several different models; be sure to check model number before comparing prices.

Monk

[g6463]

the ones i have been looking at are model# cs-122-ml is that to much for them?

[Good Stuff]

I use them for long lining and love them.

[Progator135]

Old thread but figured Id throw in... Just bought one from Wally world. Havent had it in the water yet but at the store I was able to do a side by side comparison to the Bucks graphite jig pole. Both 10ft. they felt the same, weighed the same. and I did the close my eyes and barely tap the tip on the floor trick...to feel the sensitivity. The South bend won. Did it 2-3 times too. Definitely more sensitive. I think for 24.99 each they will do a fine job. Looking forward to tryin em out.