I’m thinking about this one but occasionally I can go down to a couple smaller docks and thinking about dock shooter. Most the time I’m in the banks or rocks.
Excellent video. I think you sold me. I'm fishing from a canoe so I'm more partial to a 6 to 6.5ft rod but I'm just getting into crappie so, we'll see.
Great video, it's a wonderful surprise to see a bank fishermen talking about ACC. Proud owner of 6', 7".6", and GS11M SG....NOTHING like swinging them out of the water
Great Video on some great ACC Rods! I have a few of them including the 7’-6” that you are showing and the 8’ one with the super grip! I wouldn’t trade those for any other rods!
I think you’ll love the 7’6! That American Tackle Microwave Line Management System is a total game changer! Let me know what you think once you get to use it a bit!
Hello Jake, that was a very nice instructional video about the ACC Rod, I like the channel ... your always showing the viewers what your using and that helps immensely we all thank u 4 that and fishin the bank is a plus ➕ lastly that killer double rig setup what a killer 👏 thank u for all that u do James.H 👍👍👍
Man, that's a good looking beard. I remember those snowy days. I'm from Aurora IL but moved down south about 8 years ago. Ima have to pick up a ACC sometime here soon, every time I would look to buy one they were sold out lol. Nice video, I look forward to the next one.
When you going to head to powerton I've never fished there and was thinking about giving it a shot myself hooked catfish has had some luck there lately I been chatting with him about going
Very good review. That a great looking rod. I may just have to look into one , as long as my wife don’t find out. She seems to think I have enough fishing “stuff “. 😂😂😂
Just wanted to say I enjoy your vlog and have been inspired by you to try jigging from the shore like you a fellow shore fisherman. I would like to see how you tie your double rig with a bobber. Also the depth that you set the bobber and how far apart you tie jigs apart, is that possible for you to share?
Thanks Terrell. Glad to hear you’re enjoying my channel. I actually did a video on the double jig rig. Here’s a link - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DTWNynGLAI4.html Depth just depends on the fish. Some times is 4’ sometimes it’s 10”. Time of year, water temp and where the bait is at has a lot to do with where they are in water column.
@@jigginwithjake2796 Thank you for your prompt response and information going definitely try this now for crappie at my honey hole lol. Fish on brother, oh keep catching them Slabs!!
Glad to have you on board! Make sure you check out some of my other videos if you’re interested! Josh’s older brother ehhh. That’s a first. Josh has a great channel. Thanks!
Thinking about buying the 7’6 split grip rod. I would be throwing a 1/16 oz jig head with 4lb monofilament line. Would this rod cast a very long distance with this presentation? Looking for a crappie spinning rod to maximize casting distance. Thanks in advance.
I wanna buy the 6’6 ACC crappie stix but I throw a single 1/32 jig a lot, all I hear about these rods are the back bone and their on the stiffer side. That worries me when it comes to casting a small 1/32 jig at a distance……give me your honest opinion on that Jake?
@@jigginwithjake2796 thank you. I ran a 2500 size quantum accurist spinning reel with 4lb sufix on my 7’6” and had issues with the line getting hung up on the spool and there’s no burs or snags on the spool so I figured it was just the reel. I didn’t know if the 2500 size was just too big for throwing 1/32-1/16 oz jigs. I’ll give a 1000 size a go. Thanks for the input. Love the videos. Thanks again.
The 1000 series is just about perfect for throwing 32nd and 16th. I think you’ll like it way more than the 2500. Always good to hear positive feedback! Thanks for watching.
@@jigginwithjake2796 thank man, love the vid. Okay so, if you could only choose one Crappy Stix which one would you choose...the 6'6" or 7'6" for an all around setup for docks, slabs and bass possibly. Keep rippin'!
