Uncle Buck's® Deluxe Crappie Pole
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Telescopic poles 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, lock-down reel seats, stainless steel guides with durable ceramic inserts, and measurements on blank for instant length identification up to 12". Line weight: 4-10 lbs.
Rated 4.5 out of 5Â by 32
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by tyler95 wonderful investment
The uncle bucks crappie pole is amazing. Its not like normal crappie poles it doesn't cost near as much as most big name brand poles and the durability of it is wonderful, I caught big crappie and bass left and right off of it and with most crappie poles they break while retrieving a big fish such as a fighting bass and I completely lifted it out of the water. Another thing about it is it's portible nomatter what your driving it ould fit in the car/house with ease I love mine
February 27, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by Slabby OK
Rod does not have enough guides and often twists around the end section. Works OK for trolling, not good for jigging. Get what you pay for...
January 24, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by panfish88 excellant buy
got my 2 crappie poles and having a fun time catching some nice size gills & the 12' poles flex so
good they keep tension on the fish & they dont get
off...I'd recommend this pole to anyone
November 6, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by attheendoftheline Would not recommend for line counter reels
Seems to be a good pole but I have not used it yet. One thing to take note of is If you plan to use a line counter reel or a reel the mounts "top" side, and plan to hold the pole with the guides up, you'll have an issue of your line at the tip sort of not staying on the top of the pole due to the lack of guides near the tip. If your using a spinning reel, and holding the pole with the guides down, it should not be a problem. Hard to explain, but would not recommend with a top mounted reel, only a spinning reel. See picture. Other than that seems to be decent for the money.
August 14, 2012
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too flimsy for bass but great for panfishI have caught 4lb cats , no on purpose but I take what I can get
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Not flimsy at all. Flexible, not flimsily.A:Â
You can slowly lift to catch the paper mouths. I don't think it's flimsey.A:Â
A bit Flimsey on 12' the 9' is perfectAnswers
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yes, I did , have for years on similar poles but you cannot use it to cast accurately, just line storage and increases drift distanceIf you want it for casting, get a 7 or 8 ft light rod
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Yes, the reel seat is quite durable.Answers
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I have the 13 foot, it has 3. Not a lot but works well enough. More would interfere with the unit collapsing for storage.
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