rod comparison of these 2

[BobC]

6.5’ I’m looking for medium rod with fast tip. I want to feel the bite and swing them in the boat. No time for a net. Pro angler is top of my list.

The TSS/TCB is a terrific rod, but not for you - sling and fling isn’t in the game. It is a remarkably sturdy rod considering how thin it looks - you just have to use it how it was designed for. It’s all good, you will find the best match.
Bob

[Slab]

you are a good man slab, that is a light pole and now gotta find one thanks you

chet

Found one on ebay, just search for: SP65Gn

I got one I can send you. Very lightly used (I still had the plastic wrap on it when right before I weighed it). Not gonna sell it, but you got something to trade for it that we might be able to use as a prize on here?

[snake River]

Found one on ebay, just search for: SP65Gn

I got one I can send you. Very lightly used (I still had the plastic wrap on it when right before I weighed it). Not gonna sell it, but you got something to trade for it that we might be able to use as a prize on here?

Big Country sporting goods has them for 46 bucks

[catchNgrease]

I have both of those rods. They are not designed for the same purpose and i don't believe they should compared side by side.

i am curious no one replied anything about the pro angler.. so far it looks to be the Bucks Graphite Crappie rod SP65Gn so far, now the search begins, hopefully under retail


chet

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Big Country sporting goods has them for 46 bucks

Click here.... Sporting Goods - Fishing - Page 1 - Big Country Sporting Goods

[chetc]

Found one on ebay, just search for: SP65Gn

I got one I can send you. Very lightly used (I still had the plastic wrap on it when right before I weighed it). Not gonna sell it, but you got something to trade for it that we might be able to use as a prize on here?

yes Ebay has that rod, going to order it comes out of grizzly jig, what would be another good choice to try, think i will order 2 but don't want both to be the same, but want to stay with 6 1/2 footers

[GreenEYESfromOHIO]

Chetc…..what’s your budget? Full grips or split?

[CrappiePappy]

Chetc ... while you're looking thru the Grizzly Jig catalog ... check out the ESP 6'6" PowerLite rod

BUT .... understand that these rods have micro guides/tip and are not friendly to slip float bobber stops. Also understand that the 6' PowerLite rod is the same length as the 6'6" rod from the tip to the handle. The 6" difference is in the split handle extension of the longer rod. For that matter, I'd say a 7' PowerLite would be a good alternative to the 6'6" rod, unless you don't want the handle extension. The 6' PowerLite rod does not have the extension.
Here's an old pic of the handle on my ESP 6'6" PowerLite to give you perspective.

[chetc]

Chetc…..what’s your budget? Full grips or split?

70 bucks or so, was going to order the Denali Pryme, but the 25 dollar shipping, naw that's a little steep. as for split or full cork don't matter.

[GreenEYESfromOHIO]

70 bucks or so, was going to order the Denali Pryme, but the 25 dollar shipping, naw that's a little steep. as for split or full cork don't matter.

I will give my full approval on a Bass Pro Micro Lite…..full cork grips, great sensitivity, has no issue casting light jigs, made of full
graphite, can no doubt handle a larger fish should you run into one. I’ve had and fished mine for about 2 years and I’ve had ZERO issues. It flat out does it’s job. The ONLY negative I can say about it, is that it doesn’t have a hook keeper at the base of the grip. That’s it. For $60 I haven’t found a better rod. They make it in 6’6” too. I recommend light/fast for crappie.