Reply With QuoteUse what you got.....your not pulling any weight....just a jig tossed out about 30-35 ft. behind the boat. slow down to go deep....speed up to go shallow.
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long line question
what rods to use that want break the bank ?
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Use what you got.....your not pulling any weight....just a jig tossed out about 30-35 ft. behind the boat. slow down to go deep....speed up to go shallow.
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Just short on a few lengths . Am sure Grizzly has some that will not be much and maybe one of several thousand might have used some .
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Check with Monks Crappie. I bought some HT Panfish specials and theyre perfect for longlining. $22 a pop or something like that. I have 8s 10s and 12s
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The ht panfish special really arnt bad rods, the cypress creek from jenko or the west points from bnm... get a cheap Walmart rod for the shorter lengths
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I’m my opinion the reel is more important than the rod
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Cheap spinning rods from Walmart work well
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Originally Posted by Erin Brewer
Bait cast or spin cast???
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I use spinning reels
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I just round up my spinning rods in UL to med light action. My Southern Crappie Rods from 6 foot to 14 foot all get in on the act. Standard action.
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