Thread: Favorite Rod for Jigging??

My favorite jig pole is the Elite but when using livescope wanting extra reach hard to beat the 13' Phantom . If water is clear and fish spook I have even opted for casting with a 9' Hot Rod . I never used anything but jig poles till livescope showed me how many fish spook when water is clear or boat slap from higher wind causes waves to make noise . Whichever length rod you like all the Huckabee rods tough , yet sensitive .

I would like to try a 9 ft. Hot Rod for pitching to spooky fish.

13’ Todd Huckabee phantom is mine


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I'm partial to 10' ozark rear seat rods. I had some serious issues with my arm strength and had to go with the lightest rod I could use. A year ago I had neck surgery and I think I could manage something with a bit more weight or would torque be a better word? I have also seen how spooky crappie can be thanks to livescope and am considering a longer rod. On the other hand when I fish trees like on Conway I really prefer the 10 footers for close in fighting. I've used 12 footers in the trees in the past but for me they are too un-wieldly. For more open waters I can see the advantages of a 12' or better rod.

BnM 13’ The STICK pole. 8oz pole. You can lift your truck with it if you get stuck, and you can feel a fly land on the tip.


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9ft HUCKABEE HOT ROD and 8 & 10 lb Berkley Nano fill....Nothing gets away..



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Attended Grizzly Jig Show yesterday and that Phantom was flying off the racks. Overall, it might as well have been called Grizzly Jig Show “Livescope edition”.


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Goin to mess this all up. Loved the 12 ft Sam Heaton SS until I got the 12 ft rear seat Sam Heaton. Still carry the set forward just in case.