B N M BGJP would be my choice.
Buy the best you can afford. You will not regret it. If you plan on up grading later it will save you money. Haven`t used the west points, mine are pst 16`s
B N M BGJP would be my choice.
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Don't buy Pinnacles if you plan on buying better rods later. I bought them, hated them, and sold them. They are way to heavy for me. Puts to much stress on a normal rod rack. I would wait for the spring fishing classic at bass pro shops or Cabelas if you have one near you. There will be a huge sale on crappie rods. They are having another Crappie Madness Event in a couple of weeks.
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I am very happy with my 14' B'n'M BGJP's that I use for spider rigging; I have 6 now but buying more at the Grizzly's Spring show this week. I just use the small B'n'M crappie reel since I don't normally have to reel any line in to boat crappie.
Academy Sports has the BGJP's on sale sometimes for $30 up to twelve foot. Was going to get a bunch for longlining but bought the Mr. Crappie rods for $7 a piece! STEAL!
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Any opinions on the Mr. Crappie rods? They seem to be more in the middle price range.
Haven't used them for spider rigging, but they are great rods. I have the graphite rods which cost more money than the fiberglass rods. Not a big fan of fiberglass except for throwing crank baits when bass fishing. Fiberglass has a lot of flex to it which doesn't help detect light bites. There is a site, BigSupplyShop.com | Big Supply Shop | Authorized Dealer , that sells them for an excellent price. They may not have quantity but will definitely help cutdown on the costs.
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