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    Default Mr. Crappie Slab Shaker rods


    Anyone have an opinion on these rods? Been looking around for some 14’ rods and came across these. Looking for something to fit a tight budget but not waste money if there not worth it. Thanks in advance.


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    They are fine, I have 8ea and love them. They are a great deal.
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    I have a set of 14’s there a little bit flimsy in my opinion for spider rigging with a 1/2 oz weight because of the fiberglass construction but work fine for long lining if your looking for spider rigging rods I’d stick with graphite

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    I should have put that in there. I am looking at them for spider rigging


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    Ozark signature series is an incredible rod for spider rigging and on sale now at grizzly jig

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bals gib View Post
    I have a set of 14’s there a little bit flimsy in my opinion for spider rigging with a 1/2 oz weight because of the fiberglass construction but work fine for long lining if your looking for spider rigging rods I’d stick with graphite
    I held some at a local store & found them to be a bit on the flimsy side, as well. And, correct me if I'm wrong, but the Slab Shakers are IM6 graphite ... not fiberglass. I think you're thinking about the Slab Daddy rods (14' 2pc fiberglass)

    With Slab Shakers at around the $40 price range ... I'd seriously consider checking out the Southern Crappie Rods scr143 (3pc 14' Kevlar rods) at $47 ea.

    Here's a pic straight from the Southern Crappie Rod website, showing their 14' (scr143) rod's bend with 1/2oz weight :

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    I use 12 footers with 3/4 oz wt on a lot of days and they do have some bend. They were on sale and i could afford to buy 8 to give spider rigging a shot.

    I dont know that i will upgrade anytime soon as they work just fine. Lift fish in boat no problem.


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    Quote Originally Posted by CrappiePappy View Post
    I held some at a local store & found them to be a bit on the flimsy side, as well. And, correct me if I'm wrong, but the Slab Shakers are IM6 graphite ... not fiberglass. I think you're thinking about the Slab Daddy rods (14' 2pc fiberglass)

    With Slab Shakers at around the $40 price range ... I'd seriously consider checking out the Southern Crappie Rods scr143 (3pc 14' Kevlar rods) at $47 ea.

    Here's a pic straight from the Southern Crappie Rod website, showing their 14' (scr143) rod's bend with 1/2oz weight :
    i was referring to the slab daddy, my mistake

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    Jenko has some good rods and the Cypress series is a good entry level rod.
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    I had 6 of them and was not impressed so I got rid of them.As stated earlier they are to flimsy and whippy for my liking. i went to the Jenko Cypress and have been very pleased I could not ask for a better rod.
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