Bass Pro Shops® Cane Poles
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- Durable, natural cane
- Great for panfish
- Premium bamboo
- Fire hardened
- Strong and water-resistent
Rated 3.2 out of 5 by 6
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Rated 1 out of 5 by 59Apache Severe Longitudinal Cracks
The largest sections of both poles (I ordered two) were badly cracked with a split running almost the entire length of the sections. I have so far salvaged one rod out of two by wrapping the split section with electrical tape. I have had the same versions of these poles many years and they are still in good condition. Don't know why these were defective.
March 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Paul2002 GREAT!!!
I GOT THIS AND IT'S GREAT! IT IS EASY TO USE! I HAVE A WATERWAY
November 23, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by LowTech acceptable for the price
I was tired of my kids having problems with fishing reels so I decided to try to find them cane poles like the ones I used in Georgia as a kid. I couldn't find any locally so I went with these mail order poles even though it was clear from reviews they would not be as sturdy. As expected, they are flimsier than the ones I used as a kid. I had to work on them a bit to get the two pieces to stay together more firmly. For the price, though, I can't complain. And more important, my kids are catching fish.
August 6, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by tammyandrick not happy
I recieved my cane poles and was unpleasantly suprised. They were about a half inch thinner than my poles that I usually use, the part where they connect comes off the place that it is supposed to be stationary, not to mention that they regularly fall apart. I have fished with cane poles for years and years and unfortunately these are not up to par. There is no way I could catch more than a bluegill with them.
June 16, 2012
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i have this product, and i always used it for for freshwater. i want to know if i can use it for saltwater fishing
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would i be able to but a "crappie bait cast reel" on it?Answers
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THAT IS A NO NO
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