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looking to have a back up rod for crappie, my 2 rods i have so far are the wally marshall signature series 7ft one pc, with a wally Marshall siganture series wsp75 reel. and the sam heaton suer sensative 6 ft.(will be here wed} and going to put the same wm wsp75 on it or the President 20 on it, so far a back up setup i was thinking the eagle claw featherweight spin rod 2pc 6ft ultralight model FL 204-6 the rod is used alot by Richard Gene. any thoughts,
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I like the 6925 president better but have both actually have 6920,6925, and 6930. Bigger spool .
Your allowed to use 3 rods in Pennsylvania.
i did not know that, good thing you bought it to my attention, you say 3 rods, how do you mean that, when my wife and i fish from the boat for crappie, does that mean we can only have 3 rods on board each, or 3 rods in the water with luresQuote:
Originally Posted by S10CHEVY
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ps i do usually have 4 bass rods in my boat and 2 crappie rods
i want to add that i was at a local fishing store today, i was looking for the pflueger size 25, salesperson said they only carry the size 20 and 30, but he did bring it to my attention they had a combo on the rack that had the size 25, so i did buy it, wonder if anyone has went this route, i am hoping that this reel is the same reel if i were to find it purchased separately, it says 10 bearings ect. hope it ain't a stripped down version.
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When getting you license, it pays to also get the rule book. Or go online to their site, and read up on things. Just trust me on this, their rules can be ever changing.
3 rods per person. So if you were trolling, you could have 6 out, with the wife in the boat also.
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission - Homepage That is the main page.
https://www.fishinpa.com/tackle-equi...lations-in-pa/ This tells the regulation. I see that there is now no restriction on how many hooks per line. At one time, it use to be two, then it went to 3.
Three rods? What kind of communist nonsense is that? LOL
Schmoopie, they have always been kind of backwards with their regulations, even for hunting. In the past few years, they are finally listening, or at least letting the public voice their opinion, before changing some rules.Quote:
Originally Posted by Schmoopie
It's just odd to watch the catfish guys with 6-8 (or more) rods hanging off the boat or someone spider rigging with more rods than Bass Pro and then hear that there's a 3 rod (up from 2) limit in some states. The "trophy crappie" lakes around here allow 4 rods per person and that's just a restriction on specific lakes.Quote:
Originally Posted by S10CHEVY