BnM - katalog 2009.pdf - 2009 - mietek4412

Rod Selector Chart

Vertical Jigging – Shallow Water: The act of fishing with pole

in hand, using a slight twitching motion to move jig in a manner

that entices fish to bite. This is a very effective technique when

fish are holding in shallow water, usually during the spawning

season. The ideal rod for this technique is lightweight and

balanced to reduce fatigue, and possesses a tip that is “fast” for

light bites. However, the tip must also be balanced for proper bait

presentation. A tip too loose will cause the jig to flail. Longer

poles reduce fish spooking, especially in clear water.

Vertical Jigging – Deep Water: The act of fishing with pole in

hand, using a slight twitching motion to move jig in a manner that

entices fish to bite. The ideal rod for this technique is lightweight

and balanced to reduce fatigue, and possesses a tip that is “fast”

for light bites. However, the tip must also be balanced for proper

bait presentation. A tip too loose will cause the jig to flail.

Because fish are holding in deeper water (usually pre or post

spawn), a shorter pole can be used.

Vertical Jigging – Heavy Brush: The act of placing your jig or

bait presentation, as described in “Shallow Water” or “Deep

Water”. However, your rod tip will experience extreme abuse

employing this technique. Additionally, a more forceful retrieve

may be necessary, which will require additional backbone since

you may be pulling fish over underwater limbs and brush.

Heavier line is recommended.

Dock Shooting: This is the act of launching a jig, in a manner

similar to a slingshot, under a dock where fish will usually hide

on bright and hot days. By opening the bale of your spinning

reel, hold the jig in your hand and pull backwards until rod is

bowed. Then, launch the jig under the dock structure. Be sure

to hold the jig carefully so the hook doesn’t set in your hand!

This one can be a little tricky, but extremely productive. For best

results, your short, ultralight rod should have increased

backbone for better accuracy. A single section rod will have

better parabolic action than a multi-section rod.

Float/Bobber Fishing: Ah, the time honored tradition of using

a float. This is the act of either casting or long-poling, using a float

above the bait presentation. Your rod will need a tip-top large

enough for your bobber-stop (usually a thread or football-

shaped piece of plastic) to be retrieved and cast without

interference.

Vertical Trolling Jigs or Minnows: The act of pulling jigs or

minnows at an extremely slow speed. Your rod and line almost

appear as if your are standing still and vertical jigging. Because

of this, your rod should possess many of the attributes of a

vertical jig pole to detect light bites. And, because this is a slow

technique, backbone becomes slightly less important. This

technique is great during high winds, as the lighter pole will

reduce the bouncing of your jig or minnow, and keep you in the

“strike zone”. Our Pro Staff team of Capps and Coleman believe

this is the most effective technique, and their six National

Championships proves their case.

Crankbaiting is a super aggressive technique allows you to

cover alot of water fast, plus wind is not a factor. Pulling speeds

range from 1.2-2.2 mph depending on the mood of fish. Cranks

have a tendency to catch the larger more aggressive crappie. I

pull 8 cranks at one time unless state laws limit # of poles. The

PST Series has the backbone and tip stiffness to support this

fast paced style of trolling. I start with rod holder #1 towards front

of boat with PST143, #2 PST122, #3 PST102, # 4 PST82. The

2ft line separation allows you to cover a wider swath and helps

reduce tangling.

Long Lining or Pulling - great technique for covering alot of

water, ideal speeds run from .7-1.2mph. Most anglers fish one

man in the front of the boat using 2 14ft PST/CCT + 2 16ft

PST/CCT. The front angler uses longer poles vs rear angler to

cover a wider area plus avoid tangles. The rear angler fishes

directly out the back of the boat with 4 8ft PST or 4 RW 7.5ft

poles. Speed and jighead size determine the depth the baits

run. Most anglers tie two jigs 36" apart and cast 40-60ft out

behind the boat. This technique is most effective on suspended

pre and post spawn fish.

Bottom Bouncing - designed for probing ledges, brushpiles,

and stakebeads where crappie are relating to heavy cover close

to the bottom. This is a vertical presentation only. Depending on

depth the angler will rig a bell type sinker on the bottom then

come up the line 18-24" and tie a 4" drop loop with light wire #2

crappie hook, the next hook is tied 24-36" up the line in the same

fashion. You can tie your rigs clsoer or further apart depending

on where the fish are located. Suggested poles are Russ Baily

10.ft or Richard Williams 10-12ft. You need a sensitive tip + back

bone to wrench slabs from cover. Great fall/winter technique.

Spider Rigging - the most versatile form of trolling for crappie.

There are 3 seasons for spider rigging:

1. Pre-spawn - fish are located and traveling along creek

channels, ledges, and major river edges. Most fish will relate to

cover along these travel corridors. I prefer the stiffer PST series

in 14 or 16ft models rigged with 3/4 or 1oz Capps/Coleman

minnow rigs. The stiffer poles allow you to fish the heavy rigs

and pull the crappie out of heavy cover. Some anglers go

heavier with 2-3oz weights and move much faster.

2. Spawn - fish are shallow and relating to some type of cover

= woods, weeds, rocks, lilly pads, etc... I will fish straight jigs

tipped with minnows. Favorite jig size is 1/16 to 1/8oz. We will

troll 6-814ft BGJP poles in heavy cover moving very slowly. We

use the BGJP series because they are super sensitive and real

flimsy. The flimsy pole will not allow fish to feel the resistance

when they bite vs a stiff pole. You will see more of the subtle

bites and catch fish when they get finicky. We fish target fish

heavy cover real slowly.

3. Post Spawn - the toughest time of the year to catch weary

worn out crappie. We use the Capps/Coleman 14ft poles, they

are sensitive but yet very strong. We run 3/8-1/2 Capps/

Coleman minnow rigs during this time of year. Don't be fooled

by the light weights, the CCT series will hold up to 2oz weights

if you need to travel fast. We fish flats, points, and creek

channels probing for post spawn crappie.

Side Pulling: A revolutionary technique created and mastered

by renowned Pickwick guide Roger Gant. With all rods mounted

on one side of the boat, and the trolling motor mounted on the

other side, you basically pull the boat sideways over structure

and breaklines. Your depthfinder will inform you ahead of time

the exact depth(s) you’ll need to be in the strike zone.

Additionally, this technique will allow you to fish the shallow and

deep sides of the breakline simultaneously. One of the best

crappie-producing techniques we have ever seen, and War

Eagle manufactures a boat for this technique.

*Note: While the BGJPn Series is widely used for light trolling, please note that this will void your warranty.

Pole And Rod Characteristics: What Is Important To You?

New Products

A. The Original Bucks Graphite Jig Pole - Redesigned

Great new features at the same price!

We introduced the very first graphite jig pole over 30 years ago, the Buck’s Graphite Jig

Pole. Now, the pole that every crappie fishermen has in their boat just got a great facelift

and even greater features. First, we improved and enlarged the guides. The single-foot

Dynaflo guides are lighter and more durable because of the alloy construction and

inserts. No more ceramic eyes popping out! And, the increased diameter of these

guides will provide more versatility when using a float or bobber. The all-new reel seat

now keeps the reel tighter to the pole, allowing for even more sensitivity yet providing

outstanding shock absorption. All of these great new features, along with a new, flat-

black rod finish, come to you at no extra charge.

ITEM

LGTH # SEC

BGJP82 n

8’

BGJP102 n 10’

BGJP112 n 11’

BGJP122 n 12’

BGJP143 n 14’

BGJP163 n 16’

B. Buck’s Gold Jig Pole

IM8 Graphite!

Constructed of 30-ton, IM8 graphite, the new Buck’s Gold provides added durability,

stiffness and sensitivity like no other rod on the market. Dyna-Flo spinning guides

provide smooth casting and line retrieval, and allow this rod to be used in a number of

popular techniques. The shock-absorption reel seat provides outstanding feel and

sensitivity and matches perfectly with the genuine Portuguese cork handle (nope, we don’t use the fake stuff).

The rich, gold color indicates a rod of high quality…and that’s exactly what we are delivering.

ITEM LGTH # SEC

GOLD102 10’

GOLD122 12’

C. The Camouflage BrushCutter

The toughest crappie rod on the market now looks like it!

If you are tough on your equipment, or if the lake you fish regularly requires you to place

the rod tip in a lot of brushy areas, this is the rod for you. The BrushCutter Series for 2010

is now made in a unique camouflage blank that depicts just how tough this rod really is.

IM6 graphite wrapped super-stiff, this rod will handle any of your needs in tough

conditions and will hoss out the biggest of slabs. Of course, you’ll need our sensitive tip

to see those bites. EVA handle.

ITEM

LGTH # SEC

BRUX10

10’

BRUX11

11’

BRUX12

12’

D. New! Flourescent Replacement Tip Sections

For our customers who need a little extra help seeing the tip, we now offer replacement tip sections painted with

hi-visibility fluorescent yellow paint. Unlike other painted tips, ours are painted extra long (down to the third guide)

to better help you see the tips while trolling or jigging. And, there is no extra charge! They are available on all sizes

of the following series:

BGJPN, BGJP, PST, and CCT series.

AB C D

Ji g Pol e s

A. Russ Bailey Signature Series

Another great offering in our new Crappie Wizard Series! This rod was designed by

Russ Bailey, host of the popular Midwest Crappie television show, and an avid

tournament fisherman. At 10 ½ feet in length and made of IM7 graphite, this is the

perfect rod for those who feel 10 feet is too short, and 11 feet is too long! Genuine

Portuguese cork handle for maximum sensitivity and a

lightweight feel. A slightly stiffer action and strong enough

to bring in the biggest of slabs.

G. Buck’s Best Ultralite Pole

Even lighter than BGJP!

96% Graphite Construction. NEW REINFORCED TIP

SECTION. Fixed Reel Seat. Bends to perfect arc for "no-

load" strength factor. 20" EVA foam handle. 2 section

breakdown for easy travel and storage

ITEM

LGTH. PC.

BBUL10

10'

BBUL11

11'

ITEM

LGTH. PC.

BBUL12

12'

CWRB10

10.5 ’ 2

H. The Camouflage BrushCutter

The Name Speaks for itself !

The toughest crappie rod on the market now looks like it!

If you are tough on your equipment, or if the lake you fish

regularly requires you to place the rod tip in a lot of brushy areas, this is the rod for

you. The BrushCutter Series for 2010 is now made in a unique camouflage blank

that depicts just how tough this rod really is. IM6 graphite

wrapped super-stiff, this rod will handle any of your

needs in tough conditions and will hoss out the biggest

of slabs. Of course, you’ll need our sensitive tip to see

those bites. EVA

handle.

B. Buck’s Graphite Jig Pole

Great new features at the same price!

We introduced the very first graphite jig pole over 30 years

ago, the Buck’s Graphite Jig Pole. Now, the pole that every crappie fishermen has in

their boat just got a great facelift and even greater features. First, we improved and

enlarged the guides. The single-foot Dynaflo guides are lighter and more durable

because of the alloy construction and inserts. No more

ceramic eyes popping out! And, the increased diameter

of these guides will provide more versatility when using

a float or bobber. The all-new reel seat now keeps the

reel tighter to the pole, allowing for even more sensitivity

yet providing outstanding shock absorption. All of these

great new features, along with a new, flat-black rod

finish, come to you at no extra charge. (14’ & 16’

Trollers: pg. 4)

REDESIGNED!

ITEM

LGTH. PC.

ITEM

LGTH # SEC

BRUX10

10’

BGJP82 n

8’

BRUX11

11’

BGJP102 n 10’

BRUX12

12’

Stiff Action - Great For Fast Trolling!

BGJP112 n 11’

BGJP122 n 12’

I. West Point Crappie Rod

Improved Balance and Action

This pole now has the balance and action of a pole that

almost feels like graphite. It is a favorite trolling pole, and

is lightweight enough for all-day jig fishing - for the cost

conscious. 100% fiberglass, 2 ceramic and 7 snake

guides, 14" EVA handle. FIXED REEL SEAT

BGJP143 n 14’

BGJP163 n 16’

C. Buck’s Ultimate

Our Premium Rod! IM6 Graphite!

As a casting, flipping or jig pole for Walleye, Bass or

Crappie. Rig for live bait, spinning or jigging. Strong

backbone, superior tip action. Super Stiff Action.

Portuguese Cork handle. 1-Footed Aluminum Oxide

guides. Spinning Guides for superior casting ability.

ITEM

LGTH. PC.

WPCR82

WPCR10

10'

WPCR11

11'

ITEM

LGTH # SEC

WPCR12

12'

BULT82

BULT102

10'

J. The Crappie Jack Combo

The feel of graphite - the strength of fiberglass --- at a value price!

Manufactured using a blend of fiberglass/graphite composite material, this rod offers

great performance and features at a price you can afford. It is partnered with our new

vertical-mounted Quick-Change reel (#QC2) that allows you to change your line quickly

by simply fitting a pony spool into the reel cradle (instructions included). The bottom reel

seat offers great balance and blank-thru-handle action, and yes, it even has a touch

system like many of the premium rods on the market. Want even more value? Redeem

the included coupon for (3) free spools of Vicious Panfish

Line (4-6-8 lb test)! You simply cannot beat the

combination of performance and value. A really cool

looking burgundy blank, EVA handle, and stainless steel

guide inserts for durability and smooth line flow.

D. Sam Heaton - Super Sensitive

Best Blend of Strength, Weight and Sensitivity!

We redesigned the Sam Heaton Signature Series into the Sam Heaton Super-

Sensitive. Same terrific action, but now with great burgundy color, brass plated guides

and a Portuguese cork handle. Made of IM-6 graphite (40 million modulus) blanks,

these rods are especially designed for crappie and panfish. They are so sensitive that

the smallest of taps feels like a jolt of electricity in your

hand! Aluminum oxide guides provide smoother line flow

and prevent line sticking. These are tough, durable rods

with the action you expect from B'n'M and the most well

known crappie fisherman in the industry, Sam Heaton.

ITEM

LGTH # SEC

ITEM

LGTH. PC.

CJ9

9’

SHSS92

CJ10

10’

SHSS102 10'

SHSS112 11'

SHSS122 12'

Also Available in 7’ Spinning Model ( See Page 8)

K. Buck’s Best Ultra-Lite with

Bottom Seat and Touch System!

Reduce the fatigue from jigging!

The lightest and most sensitive pole on the market just got some new features! We took

our famous BBUL series and added a bottom reel seat for perfect balance, and a “touch

system” that allows you to literally have your fingers on the pulse of those light bites.

This pole will be more balanced, and actually feel lighter regardless of the reel you

choose (admittedly, we are a bit partial to our FR2 and

BMR1). The touch system actually provides a better grip

and fit to your hands, in addition to giving you yet another

advantage when the bites are light and the fish stingy. Use

this pole for vertical jigging just once and it will be the last

pole you ever purchase. 100% Ultra-light graphite.

E. Whitey Outlaw Series Santee Elite

This rod has no guides or eyes, and features a line thru the blank design. This rod will

allow more aggressive fishing in heavy brush since there

are no guides to get hung or tangled in brush. Provided

with a wire threader for each customer. Line entry port

mounted forward on blank allows you to easily pull line

back when needed, and more easily detect sight and light

bites. 100% graphite with EVA handle.

ITEM

LGTH # SEC

SE102

10’

SE112

11’

SE122

12’

ITEM

LGTH. PC.

BBULBS10

10’

BBULBS11

11’

F. Buck’s Custom Crappie Rod

Our customers have spoken… and we listened!

This rod is made from the same blanks as our famous

BGJP Series, but with a bottom mounted, fixed reel seat

and a Portuguese cork handle. The bottom mounted reel

seat adds superior balance, and you utilize the full length of

the rod. Made of 96% Tubular graphite.

BBULBS12

12’

ITEM LGTH # SEC

BCCR102 10’

BCCR112 11’

BCCR122 12’

REDESIGNED!

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