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Reply With QuoteIf they don't you can trade it in to BPS and get a carbon lite for $65 starting on the 23rd. I like my 6' 6" med lite...just a thought
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Bummer. Ozarks shooting rod just broke.
Hope they do me right. Loading it up to shoot under swim dock and it snapped about 6" from the end.
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If they don't you can trade it in to BPS and get a carbon lite for $65 starting on the 23rd. I like my 6' 6" med lite...just a thought
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I am shooting you a pm.
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I broke mine and they more less told me it was my fault.
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Take a look at a 6'6" ESP PowerLite rod ... Grizzly Jig has the best price.
When I broke my ESP 5'6" UL (operator error), I switched over to using my 6'6" ESP PowerLite for double duty (primary casting rod & dock shooting). Only differences I've seen is I have to shoot from a foot farther away & I don't have to use as much arm motion for a hookset
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I'm sure they won't have a problem with you buying another one....Originally Posted by wharfrat
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I have eight of their 14' rigging rods and break their tips all the time. Broke 3 out of 4 of the brand new ones, contacted the owner, he said he'd send me a set of new tips... I got one. Not buying anymore of their stuff. I need to make a decision to move to another rigging brand or buy this season's supply of new tips.
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Mine did the same thing! Same place too!
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HEY GUYS ... if breakage is constantly at around the same spot on a brand of rod, then it's usually a bad batch of blanks or damage in transport. It happened to BnM a few years ago ... but, luckily the tips were replaced free to those that contacted Jack Wells (& not anyone else that answered the phone).
And if you are considering changing to a new brand ... check out Southern Crappie Rods ( Home - Southern Crappie Rods ) Quite a few members have purchased these rods, and I've yet to hear of any negative remarks. A 6' rod is the shortest they make, though.
If you're looking for a shorter rod, I'd give a look at ESP UL or PowerLite rods ( https://www.norsemenoutdoors.com/pro...gory/esp-rods/ ) BUT .... I'd purchase them from Grizzly Jig, as their prices are lower.
