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After years of bass fishing, I've gotten serious about crappie fishing over the last year. Our main style of fishing is single-pole jigging using the Livescope.

 

I have been using a Lew's Wally Marshall (the 10-ft (?) long one). I like it pretty well, and it does have an IM8 blank. I know in bass fishing how much difference a premium rod can make, especially regarding sensitivity for something like bottom baits. Jigging for crappie is kind of the same deal, I want to feel every time a fish breathes on the jig. So, that has me looking at some of the more premium crappie jigging poles. In particular, the Todd Huckabee poles.

 

Trying to get a sense of whether that upgrade from the Lew's Wally Marshall would be worth it. The Huckabee poles are in the $100-150 range, which of course is not that much compared to premium bass rods, so I may just bite the bullet and give it a try. I'd feel better about it if someone could tell me that one of those (or another "premium" crappie pole) would be a noticeable step up from my current setup.

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