Favorite pole, ouch!

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  • bwframe

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    I've broke a fair amount of fishing poles over the years. I always learned from it. The car door had never got me...

    ...until today. Arggg.:xmad:
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    bwframe

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    It wasn't a terribly expensive rod at $60ish.
    Google turns up a result or two, maybe still in stock? B&M doesn't list them on their site nor do they have replacement sections for this rod.

    It's a bit more of a sentimental/dumbass thing. Anyone whoever, who dropped a jig or threw float rig with a B&M pole or rod, likely understands. This specific rod has been my favorite, thus putting well over 100 pounds (maybe closer to 200?) of pan fish fillets in the freezer.

    I guess it's likely karma messin' with me. I've always favored long rods, the B&M was 8'.
    The last few years I've come to favor a Binn Bros 5' rod w/extremely short butt section. The short rod is a hoot for mobility and fun to load up on the cast. It would be way less friendly on the odd larger bass or catfish landing though.
     
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    HICKMAN

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    oh, that does suck!

    I'll be in b-town tonight picking up a couple of new rods/reels for bass fishin.

    Any combos you recommend for crappie?
     
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