Thread: Jig Poles......

I love the 10’ ozark rear seat... got 4 of em haha but I did pick up a 10’ acc rear seat last year and I like it a lot to it’s a great pole... only complaint is the guides are a little big and when wading in heavy cover they seem to grab everything haha but none the less I always seem to go back to my ozark


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Yeah, Mo Slab...I believe it was a special build done by Quantum many years ago from a Xtralite perspective. The only place I've seen them since are at Grizzly Company and occasionally on Ebay.com.

Wife told me to stop looking for that one rod and use the 4 that you have. :-) I'm going to keep reading the posts so I can find the
lightest and most sensitive rear seated rod in 10 or more feet. Let me know what that is. Thanks.

Originally Posted by queyit

I'm going to keep reading the posts so I can find the
lightest and most sensitive rear seated rod in 10 or more feet. Let me know what that is. Thanks.

Cane pole


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Originally Posted by queyit

Yeah, Mo Slab...I believe it was a special build done by Quantum many years ago from a Xtralite perspective. The only place I've seen them since are at Grizzly Company and occasionally on Ebay.com.

Wife told me to stop looking for that one rod and use the 4 that you have. :-) I'm going to keep reading the posts so I can find the
lightest and most sensitive rear seated rod in 10 or more feet. Let me know what that is. Thanks.

I was gonna include a Thump City, but word on the street is they’re no more


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Originally Posted by queyit

I got an Ozark (10ft-11 guides, light) and a Quantum Bayou Sac-A-Lait Special (10ft-10 ceramic guides, very light) both rear seated. I've been using the Quantum for about 3 years and got the Ozark last year. The Quantum has a better feel for me and is my go to when single pole jigging. The Ozark seems to have a little more backbone and was a better buy for the money...heck Grizzly Company now selling it for about $35.

I'm not catching them hogs most of you are getting into but the Quantum Bayou Sac-A-Lait Special been pulling them sacs and chinquapin in before we went on lockdown. Anyone used or have a Quantum?

Dad has the 10' and 11' Quantum. The 10 is a nice pole but the 11 is very end heavy to me

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I've used a lot of different ones. Last spring I bought an ACC. Best pole I have owned, sensitive and a lot of backbone.

Originally Posted by Tiger

I've used a lot of different ones. Last spring I bought an ACC. Best pole I have owned, sensitive and a lot of backbone.

Gonna try an ACC next


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