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Reply With QuoteI'll throw out the Huckabee pro series model. I've held these all day. They're 10'7" with a very sensitive tip and a lot of backbone. They are $100 each and that's a drawback, but they are worth the money to me.
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This post was started awhile ago, but I want to add one more thing. For those of you folks believing that you have to "set the hook hard" with a SHSS, let me state for the record that in my experience just the opposite is true. I have 3 SHSS rods and love them. Of course, I'm using 2# test Fireline Crystal as my main line (on all my rods), with a 4' section of fluorocarbon for a leader. Have never had a problem setting the hook and I catch & release an awful lot of crappie each season. Maybe you should consider using a braid?
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I'll throw out the Huckabee pro series model. I've held these all day. They're 10'7" with a very sensitive tip and a lot of backbone. They are $100 each and that's a drawback, but they are worth the money to me.
Todd Huckabee Rods | Feel The Thump!
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[QUOTE=jim8861;3438583]Guys I was looking to get a 12 to 14 foot jig pole what something that is light in weight that you can hold all day.i have a bad hand and was looking for something with light tip and sensitive.thanks for any input you can give me.was going to order from grizzly jig.
i use sam heaton 2 11ft, 2 10ft. i prefer the rear seat. i also have 2 10ft bucks gold there lite but a bit stiffer than the heatons. i like them all.
