Looking for opinions on Jigging rods....

[Chuck Adams]

I just ordered the acc crappie stix 13 ft. crossover rod for my long poling rod.

I have the crossover and it’s a little too heavy for me.
I have a couple 12 foot ACC mid seat cork handle and like them.
Most used is my 13 foot BnM 75 anniversary Diamond series for now but that will change I’m sure. Lol
Chuck


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[Les Young]

I have the crossover and it’s a little too heavy for me.
I have a couple 12 foot ACC mid seat cork handle and like them.
Most used is my 13 foot BnM 75 anniversary Diamond series for now but that will change I’m sure. Lol
Chuck


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I’ll add a littke lead & a chair leg cap if it is. Won’t be to heavy when I get done with it.

[KMack]

For Kayak Fishing I'd consider one of the B-N-M Little Mighty rods. You can make it whatever length you need to reach your spot then collapse it for transport.

[chaunc]

Jenko hypertense ten foot is a great rod for those light jigs. And great for bobber fishing too.

[catchNgrease]

For the money these are really hard to beat. Lined with a good braid you can feel your minnow get scared before the bite but it's strong to hoarse a fish out the junk before it wraps you up.

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[SloppyJ]

Look at Falcon jig poles. Nobody talks about them, but they should.

Like the bass rods? If they make some I would look at them for sure. My original falcon medium action spinning rod is one of my favorites. Don't think they make them anymore though.