limit creek rods

[walleyejgr]

curious about these rods anyone used them or using them now how do they perform ?

[snoozebutton]

I have one and would've gotten one or two more but too far to drive to get one. I've also got two St. Croix graphites and they're on a par with them. Definitely worth the money.

[walleyejgr]

by chance got a phone number

[PerchJerker]

I've only used them a bit, they are very nice.

Limit Creek sponsors this walleye forum, there's a link to their site right on the forum list.

[Matt C]

I love mine. For the price, they compare to the Avids, and some higher end rods.

I use my 'smoothie' for lindy, jigging, casting small cranks, slip bobbering....you name it.

I just switched this year to Gamma Copoly line this spring. I had used Fireline for the past season with it. I like the feel of the Gamma with it better so far, however I have only long rodded on Pool 4 so far this season...

[Mike Walerak]

I have a bunch of them. Which one's are you interested in and what do you plan to do? The "Smoothie" is a good all purpose rod. The 8'3" is a great rod in special situations.

Like stated above they are comparable to the St. Croix Avids.

Mike

[walleyejgr]

looking at a smoothie jig stick inline spinners live bait talk with the gentleman today very straight answers told him my methods and he said the smoothie also gonna order one tomorrow. one thing we did not discuss the weight said they were real sensitive and have a good backbone to them. gonna hang a pflueger supreme xt9035 under it with cajun red line yall can laugh,aint lost a fish yet with it i sware by this line. anyway think it should be a good set up!!?

[Mike Walerak]

That is the same reel that I use. You might also want to check out the new Pfluger reels. They are a little cheeper and many folks seem to like them. The name of them is slipping my mind right now.

mw

[croixflats]

You wont be disappointed in a Limit Creek. Love mine I have the 8'3" extendable and the medium heavy. I seem to gravitate to the 8'3" a lot. I will be getting the smoothie later and another 8'3".

[walleyejgr]

pflueger arbor?

[RIVERCHASER]

I have several Smoothies and love them. I have used many other high end rods and must say the Smoothie performs right up there with those much more pricey rods. They are very sensitive and still have enough back bone for you to get those big eyes in. For your money, you can't beat Limit Creek.

Only 2 slight complaints with them are the handle and guides are made with lower quality material(cork is not high density cork and has some imperfections in cork and guides are metal rather then alconite) then most high end rods but for $90 can't complain too much.

[Tuds75]

I'll also throw my vote in for the smoothie. I heard about them 1st on this forum and checked researched them more and even called Limit Creek and talked one of the people their and they helped me pick the right rod and filled me in even better on their rods. Give Limit Creek a call if you are still curious about their rods. I plan on getting more of their rods when I get the chance (or more like get some more reels).

Blue Ribbon Bait in North MLPS carries Limit Creek rods if you are looking to pick-on up in the metro area.

[cdsaeger]

Their HSOforum has all the retailers that carry them, or you can buy them direct. Blue Ribbin bait is in Oakdale, but Moore's bait has them in Mpls.

Great rods; sensitive, good price, and best of all they catch fish.