If You Had To.. 2024
Jiggy With It reply :
If you made a bet to go into a random lake blind, with only having 3 rods at your disposal, which ones would you take? What style fishing would you put your money on?
grampa1114 reply :
Light plastics on light jig heads...(3" sluggos on 1/16 oz non-lead jig heads) only need 1 medium light spinning rod.
Ozark_Basser reply :
7mhf jig rod, 7mf plastics rod, 7mhmf cranking rod
Western-Mass-Bass reply :
My senkos, with light line
A jig on braid
A lipless on floro.
I really would be the most dependant on my senko
Bruce424 reply :
Spinning rod. 7ft med.
Squarebill rod 6'6"medheavy.
Jig rod 7ft. Medheavy.
Put money on beating the bank cover with the squarebill or jig. Maybe go off shore a bit with a carolina rig. I feel I can fish any style or any lake with these rods.
Ben Eipert reply :
7'10 jig and tube rod- medium, 7'6 flippin stick-heavy, 7'2 finesse spinning rod- med light extra fast. Tubes, shakey heads, dropshot, and jigs!
long island basser reply :
I'd bring my:
7'2" mh/xf for jigs,hollow body frogs, weighted plastics.
7' mh/mf for squarebill cranks and soft plastics.
6'9" mh/f for spinnerbaits and small swimbaits.
Going in blind I'd pound any and all shallow water cover I can find.
Catch and Grease reply :
If you only had one arm but three legs and it was Saturday, but the third Saturday of the month, on your birthday and you only had half a rod and no lure what sunscreen would you use?
Ozark_Basser reply :
On 3/18/2015 at 7:23 AM, Catch and Grease said:If you only had one arm but three legs and it was Saturday, but the third Saturday of the month, on your birthday and you only had half a rod and no lure what sunscreen would you use?
...seven!!!...???
Western-Mass-Bass reply :
On 3/18/2015 at 7:23 AM, Catch and Grease said:If you only had one arm but three legs and it was Saturday, but the third Saturday of the month, on your birthday and you only had half a rod and no lure what sunscreen would you use?
Hahahahah good stuff
A-Jay reply :
A-Jay
papajoe222 reply :
In the spring (pre-spawn), my choices would be a jerk-bait, lipless crankbait/spinnerbait and a jig. Using the same rods during post spawn through fall, A tube jig/stick worm, crankbait/topwater and a jig. In the fall it would be a soft plastic jerk bait/tube jig, spinnerbait/buzzbait and a jig. There was a time back in the day when I only used one rod, but as my selection of baits and presentations grew, I found it easier and more beneficial to have my gear a little better matched.
Ozark_Basser reply :
On 3/18/2015 at 8:24 AM, A-Jay said:A-Jay
A-jay....you're kinda dark lol.
Bluebasser86 reply :
7' 6" MH/F-7.2:1-jigs/plastics
7' M/F-6.2:1-everything not finesse
6' 10" M/XF-2500 spinning reel-finesse
Lund Explorer reply :
On 3/18/2015 at 6:38 AM, Jiggy With It said:If you made a bet to go into a random lake blind, with only having 3 rods at your disposal, which ones would you take? What style fishing would you put your money on?
Blind?
I guess the first rod would be a white one with a red tip! Almost sure that neither of the others would have a bobber.
OntarioFishingGuy reply :
6'8 spinning rod, 1000 spinning reel, 5lb Power Pro - inline spinners
7' spinning rod, 2500 spinning reel, 6lb 832 - dropshot
7' casting rod, 51 casting reel, 20lb Power Pro - DT6
Mike L reply :
On 3/18/2015 at 1:15 PM, Bluebasser86 said:7' 6" MH/F-7.2:1-jigs/plastics
7' M/F-6.2:1-everything not finesse
6' 10" M/XF-2500 spinning reel-finesse
Ditto
Mike
RB 77 reply :
Easy peazy! A finese spinning set up for drop shot/ split shot, an all around worm/ jig combo, and a reaction stick for crank/ swimmies.
Bankbeater reply :
T-rig
Jig and craw
Weightless
All on mh 6'6" rods.
Penguino reply :
Crankbait, Spinnerbait, Chatterbait Casting Rod 6'6 medium heavy moderate
Jig, Topwater Casting Rod 7'0 medium heavy fast action
Fineese and Wacky Spinning rod 7'0 medium action.
HookdUP reply :
7-10 extra heavy .... 7-3 medium heavy ... 7ft spinning rod Med heavy
olegs reply :
7'1'HXF Jig
7'1 MHXF T-Rig Plastics
7 MF Spinning Weightless Senko/Fat Ika
bassinnoobie reply :
im with blue exactly not 1 thing different
SenkoGuru reply :
On 3/18/2015 at 7:23 AM, Catch and Grease said:If you only had one arm but three legs and it was Saturday, but the third Saturday of the month, on your birthday and you only had half a rod and no lure what sunscreen would you use?
CAKE!! I would use cake. I mean it is my birthday.
K_Mac reply :
I do like cake.
FishTank reply :
G Loomis BCR803 GLX with a Shimano Chronarch 51e
G Loomis MBR844 IMX with a Daiwa Zillion
Shimano Crucial Crankbait Rod with a Shimano Curado or a St. Croix Avid 6'8'' MH x-fast spinning with a Shimano stradic
This could all change depending on what mood I'm in.
Sam reply :
Depends on:
Time of year
Water clarity
Water temperature
Cold fronts moving through the area
Moon phase
Man made or natural body of water
Rods:
All Medium Heavy for a variety of baits and presentations for -
Shaky Head
Senkos
Crankbaits
roadwarrior reply :
http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/130634-rod-selection-the-basics/
Dvigs16 reply :
Shimano Crucial 7'0 with a shakey head, Helios with a worm or a light craw, and gotta take something for a spinnerbait probably a st Croix med action 7+ footer. But come on who only takes 3 rods?!?!?
hoosierhawghunter reply :
1 7'3" MH/f jigs and plastics
1 7' M/M for cranking
1 7' M/F for finesse
Fishinthefish reply :
My three st croix rods. Ml fast m fast and mh extra fast. Soft plastics, jigs, anything with a treble hook. Depending on the time of yeary bet would be on soft plastics. First worms, then flukes and finally craw fish. I bump or sink worms. Swim and jerk flukes doodle craw fish. That would be the three techniques I would bet you can catch fish on any water on this country with if I had to choose one setup to use.
The Next KVD reply :
7'MHF St.Croix Avid for all my bottom contact baits and some moving baits, a 7'MHM St.Croix Avid for cranks, and a 6'10ML St.Croix Legend spinning rod for finesse work.
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