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Thread: Crappie rod for 1/32 oz jig heads

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    Default Crappie rod for 1/32 oz jig heads


    Looking to buy a new crappie jigging rod for 1/32 oz jig heads. No longer than 7' and no more expensive than $100. Thanks!

    Planning on pairing it with a shimano sedona 1000 and some 4 or 6 lb line. (6 in case i run into a catfish or walleye)

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    Some of the cheaper St. Croix models would be great. Some of the Bass Pro and Cabela's "house brands" would also work well.

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    I really like the trout slayer rod. Alpha hawk does a good review on it.

    Trout Slayer Series Rod - Fishing Rods - ACCESSORIES & APPAREL


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    My Sam Heaton 7 ft Super Sensitive cast a 1/32 oz jig very well with 4# Viscious line, key is to have a reel with a big spool on it.
    Less then 40.00 and can feel the tiniest thump.
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    I know you said 7’ but check out the B&M 7.5’ Crappie Wizard. I throw 1/32 & 1/64 oz jigs on 2# mono. I also use it for hatchery trout with tiny rooster-tail inline spinners


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    Daiwa presso comes in all different lengths and is a great rod.

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    I picked up the Cadence CR7 6'3" med-light extra-fast 1-piece rod; about $75 shipped on amazon. Same one Richard Gene uses on his last couple videos. It casts great, and the build quality is very good for the money. I even caught about a 5 lb bass drifting a minnow, and it handled the big fish just fine. I've had it a couple months and have caught lots of fish with it - its lucky.
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    So i ended up splurging a bit and buying a st croix panfish 6'9. Was $120. I gotta stop spending so much on fishing!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blackbird86 View Post
    So i ended up splurging a bit and buying a st croix panfish 6'9.
    Good choice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blackbird86 View Post
    So i ended up splurging a bit and buying a st croix panfish 6'9. Was $120. I gotta stop spending so much on fishing!
    I fished with the 7ft St Croix Panfish for a year straight and really liked it. You will not be disappointed.


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