Bass Pro Shops® Crappie Maxx® Signature Series Rod and Reel Spinning Combos
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- Bass Pro Shops® Crappie Maxx Signature Series Spinning Reel:
- Super-lightweight reel
- Designed to deliver micro-level sensitivity
- Full graphite frame and sidecover
- Gold-anodized-aluminum spool
- Stainless steel bail wire
- Hard chrome-plated line roller
- Three chrome-plated steel ball bearings
- 18-point multi-stop anti-reverse
- Die-cast handle
- Soft rubber paddle
- The rod:
- 1-piece IM6 graphite rod
- Easy-grip cork handle
- Tough stainless steel guides
- Lightweight graphite reel seat
Turn a day of crappie fishing into an unforgettable adventure with a super-lightweight reel designed to deliver micro-level sensitivity. The Bass Pro Shops® Crappie Maxx Signature Series Spinning Reel offers a full graphite frame and sidecover, gold-anodized-aluminum spool, stainless steel bail wire, and hard chrome-plated line roller. Ultra-smooth with three chrome-plated steel ball bearings, plus 18-point multi-stop anti-reverse for lightning-fast response time. Features also include a die-cast handle and soft rubber paddle. The reel is perfectly matched to a responsive, one-piece IM6 graphite rod with an easy-grip cork handle, tough stainless steel guides, and lightweight graphite reel seat.
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| UL = Ultra Light |
| ML = Medium Light |
Line recovery in inches per handle turn.
Rated 4.8 out of 5Â by 24
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by KCFishHunt Great Rod!
Bought two of these and they're by far my favorite rods. Great sensitivity and perfect for crappie. I met my limit nearly every day I fished and I know this rod made the difference in not missing the smallest hit. I HIGHLY reccomend this combo - and for the price it cannot be beat!
August 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by jd91821 Great Set-up
Bought just the reel 2 years ago and has worked great, bought the combo this spring and have had no problems at all.
April 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by P987 Great for Crappie
I bought the 6'6" model and put 4 lb test on it. It's sturdy yet light weight and smooth. Very good quality. I use Abu Garcia bait casters and Pfleuger spinning reels and I'm happy to add this to my collection. It's very good looking as well.
March 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 can't wait....
Just got this rod/reel last week. Looks and feels great cant wait to get out and use it...
March 16, 2013
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Yes 4 lb is just right.
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I spooled mine with 6 lb Stren- as I was fishing mainly piers and felt I needed a little extra strength if I nneded to pull a fish up 15-20 feet from the water. It worked well... casting was easy with good distance using 1/2 oz DOA's or live shrimp w split shot in Florida saltwater.Answers
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rod lengthA:Â
The Como's is different weight and rod length. Thanks
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usually rod length, including being a one or two piece rod. longer rods will help you cast further.A:Â
Look at the power, line weight, and lure weight. These will all be different and should drive which pole you buy. I use this pole for crappie only so I went with the ultra light tip, 4/160 lbs line weight, and lure Weight: 1/32 - 1/4 oz.Details:Â
I don't fish often, but this one has pretty good reviews and seems similar to one I borrowed from a friend over the weekend. Could anybody give me some examples of what type of fishing is best for each rod available in the combo? Thanks for any info!Answers
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All of these combos are good for blue gill, crappie and even brim...these are considered panfish. The length of the rod is the difference in the 3 combos offered. The longer the rod the longer you will be able to cast your line. If you like to bass fish you might want to consider a different combo. I would get this combo for crappie and buy another for bass. Having two rods is a good idea any way and at the price BPS sells the nice rods for why not have 2. 4lb line is good for this combo.A:Â
This Crappie Maax Como spinning rod and reel is great for Panfish. I have years of experrience and this Como i use for Crappie and Bluegill, Shellcrackers. This ultra-lite rig is great and i sure enjoy it. Thanks.
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the UL/L are best for panfishing, while the ML will handle both panfishing and some bass action with light tackle.Details:Â
If I'm using 4lb test, around how much line should i be able to spool onto it.Answers
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Look on the reel and it will tell you. I would say 125 yardsA:Â
I use 4 lb test and 100 yds is perfect. Thanks
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you'll usually get about 125-150 yds. on it. you may go thru several spools during the early spring season, when crappies are hitting hot and heavy. i like having an extra spool during this time.Answers
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There are 3 lengths available 4'6'' and 6'6''. I don't remember the 3rd but I bought the 6'6''. The longer the rod the more distance you get out of your cast.
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I like the 6'6''. the longer the rod the more distance you can cast your line.A:Â
6 ft 6 in
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Model number CX46UL is 4'6", model number CX56UL is 5'6", and model number CX66UL is 6'6".Details:Â
I'm assuming that the rod length is in the model number (46 is a 4 foot 6 inch rod and so on). Is that correct?Answers
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Yes, your assumption is correct. Model number CX46UL is 4'6", model number CX56UL is 5'6", and model number CX66UL is 6'6".1 of 1
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