Jason Penn wrote:i wonder why they don't have the 6'10" m in any of the one 3 models? that would be the rod i'm lookin for

Agree!

Zebco 202 baby!!!

I know most guys on this site think they need a $300-400 rod to fish with, so I guess this post is for those who can live with fishing with a sub $100 rod.

Ran into some 13 Fishing Defy Black rods today. They were at a local Fins Feathers & Fur store. They are a hek of a deal for $59.99!!! I like the baitcast models more than the spinning models. The baitcast models seem to go with the Fugi System guide placement, but the spinning models did not. They ...

I'd much rather have a balanced 6oz rod than an unbalanced 4oz rod.....

A 13 Fishing Omen Black 2 should be high on that list!!
I own or have owned a lot of $100 rods, and this ranks as one of the best!
Also...... Made in USA/

I just grabbed a couple Omen 2's for $85, with free shipping! :^)
Gander Mountain had a one day thing going on yesterday

MAN! they were the "Cadillac" of rods back in the 80's!!!!!

I've owned $300 rods and $300 reels, and in my opinion, the best " bang for your buck" is in the $100-150 range for rods and for reels.

Revo Premier Gen 2's!

Between the 6:3-6:8 range

Gunna have to try a couple 2.0's in the 8.3 ratio when they go on sale!

The regular carbonlites and the 2.0 are both white. The 2.0 is all white, while it looks, like in pictures, the regular has a dark silvergray edging around the spool border.

Jason, did you get the Carbonlite "2.0" model? It has a 8.3:1 ratio. Or did you get the "regular" Carbonlite with the 7.1;1 ratio? I also see that there is a weight difference between the two models. The 2.0 model is .9 ozs heavier (5.8 vs 6.7) Weight difference is probably because of the brass main...

Ive owned many top end reels, $350-400 each, but after my garage fire back in 2012, i scaled down, and im just as happy! Love my BPS old gold colored model Carbonlite reels ( own 4 of them) with orange seal bearings in them, they'll pitch and cast light baits as good as ANYTHING out there, and i got...

I use a quality duo lock snap, attached to the factory split ring on the bait, on all my cranks and jerks. I've probably caught 10's of thousands of bass on them over the 30 yrs I've been using them, and I don't think I've ever lost a fish due to it coming open or any type of malfunction. It gives t...

get the BB1, or better yet, the BB1 Pro!
I own 2 BB1 Pros, and love'em!