Tucr bullwhip

[jwetovick]

For those that have one how does it differ from the precision noodle rod?

[bobberbill]

No idea what yer talkin about..

[Buckshots]

I really want one of the bull whips. Idk for sure but I believe the bullwhip backbone comes out a long ways with a soft tip all of a sudden at the end as to where the noodle is a lot longer of a softer tip. The noodle still has a good backbone though.

[jwetovick]

From the description on their website i am assuming they must trim an inch or two off the tip as they say its good for 5mm tungsten and 1/16 spoons. Just making sure the tip is not the same as the precision. Trying to build one that is similar for a buddy.

[Kevin23]

Today's (sunday) in depth outdoors video had an explination in it. Its on youtube.. Search "south dakota perch walleye crappie" and it will pop up.

Appears to be stiffer blank.

[matzilla]

yeah its a completely different blank, not a trimmed precision. It has a larger diameter backbone and handle area - its a little heavier in the tip but not by much. The blank was designed to tame larger 'gills and decent sized crappie where a precision is more of a finesse 'gill blank. Overall the bullwhip has a faster action and slightly stiffer backbone

[bigstorm]

I have both rods, the main difference I have found (only used the Bullwhip for 3 outings so far)  is that there is much more backbone to it. The tip seems very close to the same as the Precision Noodle, just a little stiffer but not by much

I dont have enough time in on the Bullwhip yet to get a better comparison. I need to try using the same baits on each to see how each rod handles it

[merkleyb]

I only have used my Bullwhip, to whip bulls. Whip 'em good.

[Adkrs]

LOVE my bullwhip.  Action is quite different than the noodle. The tip is noodle then it transitions to a solid backbone. Great rod for crappie, perch and picky eyes. If you need to see the action I can post a pic

[jwetovick]

LOVE my bullwhip.  Action is quite different than the noodle. The tip is noodle then it transitions to a solid backbone. Great rod for crappie, perch and picky eyes. If you need to see the action I can post a pic

a pic of the action would be awesome! This is sounding alot like the action of a DH Custon Al Dente. Anyone have both to compare?

[Adkrs]

Didn't realize how hard it'd be to take a pic and show the action at the same time 😅hope these help. The tip can fold back on itself it's so soft