Uncle Buck's ® Crappie Poles
Telescopic rods give you the length to pitch into heavy cover for big slabs. High-strength tubular fiberglass construction gives plenty of raw backbone, but is light and sensitive enough to feel subtle strikes. Also features textured grip, fluorescent tip, and measurements on blank for instant length identification up to 12". Line weight: 4-10 lbs.
Rated 3.9 out of 5Â by 13
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by conservative64 satisfied purchaser
Could not find true cane poles. Bought these and am completely happy.
April 5, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5Â by olddudefisherman Disappointed in Uncle Buck's poles!
These poles are appropriately named...."crappie"! The weak point is the faux leather wrapping for the handles which came off the first day of fishing. The poles arn't bad....if only they didn't wrap the handle. I have some older Uncle Buck's poles without the wrapping and they are still in use. Recommendation: Lose the faux leather wrapping and leave the handles unwrapped.
August 11, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Henry24 Nice Rod
Only wish I had bought more than one...
I will buy more now that I see how well they are made
January 6, 2011
Rated 1 out of 5Â by kampy not what expected
pole is simply a new version of a cane pole.
not what i seen on photo.
November 8, 2010
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This pole is a telescopic cane pole . No reel mounts on these rods at all, although I have converted a couple of these rods to carry a reel on them . First you buy a line eye kit for this type of rod you can put permanant eyes on at the end of each section or put on sliding eyes bought in kit( especially made for these rods that I bought at BP . Next I taped on a small pflueger 4410c microcast spincast reel( any small spincast reel will work) with black electrical tape. If you are looking for this type of rod (telescpopic crappie rod ) then the Uncle Buck's Deluxe Crappie Pole is really the way to go. These poles are telescopic and have eyes and reel mounts on them already . I have 4 of them and just love them because they aren't in the way like long poles that aren't telescopic. The fact that I love them so much is the reason I changed my telescopic cane like poles to this type of rods. Save yourself the trouble and just get the rods already rigged for reels because they are so much more versatile . Good luck .A:Â
I use a Zebco 1 which carries plenty of 17 pound test for pulling out of hangups, and for casting out from the boat if I want to.1 of 1
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