Im going fishing next week and was wondering if this would work for jig and bobber crappy fishing or is it too big it has ten lb big game on it as well

He'd be better off asking his mom for help cleaning up his room

come on yall thats not what i asked

That may be too big. I would think that it might be hard to cast unless you use a weighted float. And if you haven't figured it out, there be piranhas in the TFF pond.

I think it is too big. Maybe shoot for a light action spinning rod, 4-8 lb test line, 1/32, 1/16, 1/8 jigs. Where are you going fishing?

Also, no more pictures of your room except a picture of that lady.

How are you going to get out of that room?

What brand of moisturizer is that on the night stand?


A little bit of lotion is good for cork handles, but not the EVA foam on that rod.

Agree, get a medium light spinning set up with a size 2000 reel and 6lb test for crappie fishing.
You'll have much more fun.

Who is the chick on the wall?

If yall think that room is messy you should see my kids' rooms.

Catfanman, I would have a hard time casting a light lure with that. You may want to use a spinning reel instead.

way too big

It's like hump day every day

Often goes on sale at Academy for $30


In just about every Walmart fishing section (also at Academy)


For a spinning reel and crappie/other pan fish, I really like 15lb braid to 6ft leader of 6lb test,
but to keep it simple 6lb test in anything other than Berkley Vanish and Omniflex would be fine.

Are those fuzzy dice?

Lotion on the nightstand LOL