Whats Tied On Your Rods On Your Deck? 2024

Brent Christian reply :

As most of you i assume just like me usually have 6-7 rods on deck at all time.. What all is tied on?

For me its, texas rig, jig, spinner bait, crank bait, top water, shakey head, swimbait.

Mike L reply :

I don't own a boat, but as a Co Angler I always have the same 7...

Frog (swim bait)

Jig

Spinnerbait (Chatterbait)

Bottom contact plastics

Crank (top water)

Punch

Shaky (Wacky)

Mike

BaitMonkey1984 reply :

Lures.

Lil Joe The Grinder reply :

Right now I got :

Spinnerbait

Texas Rig Senko no weight

Texas Rig brush hog with a weight

Jig

Dag gum RattleTrap

Fluke no weight

C-rigged small ring worm

Drop shot with a bottom hopper, jr

Could change any second

Catt reply :

Big Bite Baits 5" Trick Stick Spinach

Stanley Vibra Shaft 3/8 oz, double willow silver/gold, white/charteuse shirt

Terry Oldham Trailer Hitch jig 1/4 oz, black/blue, Gene Larew 5" Craw Worm, black/blue claw; 1 1/2" cut of the tail

Bill Lewis Rat-L-Trap 1/4 oz copper black back

Fishinthefish reply :

Three max, usually a worm, a tube, and a spinnerbait or a swimbait.

ethan-333 reply :

early. i got a rattle trap. jerk bait. shaky head. jig.

once it warms up. 1 crank bait rod. 1 frog 2 jigs. 1 wacky rig. 1 shaky head. and 1 t rig.

sometimes chatterbait/spinnerbait

clh121787 reply :

A hudd deluxe

iabass8 reply :

Jig

texas rig

texas rig/swing head

senko

squarebill

swimjig

spinner/chatterbait

popper/spook/jerkbait

frog/buzzbait/toad

shakey head

drop shot

0119 reply :

Super Spook Jr.

Yo-zuri 3DB Square Bill

Castaic Jerky J or Zoom Super Fluke

Gambler Swim Jig with a baby EZ Swimmer trailer

Hildebrandt Snagless Sally

lecisnith reply :

Husky Jerk 14 (BC)

SPRO Glide 65 in pumpkinseed (BC)

1/2oz white spinnerbait (BC)

KVD 1.5 squarebill in bluegill (BC)

3.5" internally-rigged tube (SP)

Watermelon/red flake senko on splitshot rig. (SP)

scaleface reply :

I have hundreds of lures , the only one that is tied on 99 % of the time is something Texas rigged .

CJ reply :

A tarp with snow on it at this moment.

UKCATSBASSER reply :

Last time I went I had:

Bandit 300 series rootbeer

1/2 green pumpkin football jig with zoom twin tail grub trailer

Spro McStick 85 blue bandit

3/16 shakey head with smoke purple tube

Jaw1 reply :

Chatterbait

#5 shadrap

flatside crankbait usually flat max bandit

beaver type bait on a bifflehead

tex rig craw dad

fluke

Scarborough817 reply :

last year it was

1) jig
2) crank
3) wacky

this year it will be

1) jig
2) chatterbait
3) frog
4) big swimbait
5) medium crank
6) wacky/shakey

fishballer06 reply :

1. Chatterbait
2. Squarebill/DT6
3. DT10
4. Texas rig/jig
5. Topwater (buzzbait)

Even though I usually always have 8-10 rods with me, those 5 are always tied up and ready to go.

buzzed bait reply :

regardless of the mix, there's always 1 jig rod and 1 t rig rod ready to roll

tander reply :

Always some type of crankbait, a spinnerbait or chatterbait, and a Ned Rig.

ww2farmer reply :

I carry 6 rods with me on the boat, and depending on the season and or conditions this is what will be tied on each one:

Casting:

7'3" H power/fast action: Flipping and big football jigs, Punch rigs, T-rigs , C-rigs

7' H/F: Frogs, swim jig, or chatter bait

7'3" MH/F (with a soft tip): Blade bait (silver buddy) squarebills, lipless cranks, mid-deep cranks.

7' MH/F: Power wacky, bubba shot, jigs/T-rigs around light cover

Spinning:

6'8" M/XF: Wacky rigs, shaky heads, jerkbaits, tubes/grubs, weightless plastics

6'10" ML/XF: Drop shot, flick shake, split shot rigs,

primetime reply :

It depends on what lake I am fishing or what pond...Often I have softbaits and jigs on all my rods at times....

BaitMonkey1984 reply :

Ok. So time for my real answer. I always have a wacky rigged senko, a spinner bait, a square bill, a flipplin jig, and texas rig on. I usually have 14+ rods tied up, so the other 9 or so rods change with the season. For example, early in the season I have multiple sizes, colors, rattles, no rattle lip less cranks on.

This provides me with the ability to have my bread butter lures on that I can catch a fish on any day, any time of year. But also get pattern, season specific. It is my plan A and plan B.

nocellcontracts reply :

7 rods:

Squarebill
DT6
C-rig
Spinnerbait
Spook Jr.
Senko
Jig

7 is ENOUGH. If they won't bite THOSE 7 - they won't bite.

Derek A. reply :

1. Jig for pitching and swimming

2. T-rig with beaver or craw

3. Spinnerbait

4. Square bill

5. Frog

6. Drop shot roboworm or wacky senko

Bankbeater reply :

1. Jig with a craw

2. T-rig for the bottom

3. Spinnerbait / Bladed Jig

4. Weightless Fluke or Senko

5. Crankbait / Rat-L-Trap

scaleface reply :

On 2/13/2016 at 4:24 AM, nocellcontracts said:

7 rods:

Squarebill

DT6

C-rig

Spinnerbait

Spook Jr.

Senko

Jig

7 is ENOUGH. If they won't bite THOSE 7 - they won't bite.

Dont know about that . Ever fish a little George ? Or a jigging Spoon ?..

MIbassyaker reply :

I bring a max of 5 combos with me on a kayak, chosen from among 10 depending on where I'm fishing. Every year I fish about 10 different lakes or rivers, and every year I try a few new ones from among the several hundred within an hour and a half or so of my house.

My 3 current favorites, all pretty small, but different characteristics and different forage that seem to demand tying on different things:

Lake 1: 50 acres, mostly undeveloped, 10-12 feet of visibility, submerged vegetation over almost all of it. Lots of sunfish

--shakey head

--propbait or popper

--texas rigged lizard, craw or ribbontail worm

--wacky rigged stick worm

--Keitech fat impact on an underspin.

Lake 2: 100 acres, almost all shoreline residential development, 1-2 feet of visibility, not much vegetation, but some shallow pads, lots of docks, lots of gizzard shad, sunfish.

--jig & craw trailer

--buzzbait

--wacky rigged stick worm

--shallow crankbait (squarebill or minnow, preferably rattling)

--spinnerbait

Lake 3: 30 acres, developed on one side with a few docks, completely wild and marshy on other side. About 5-6 feet of visibility, lots of vegetation, huge fields of shallow lily pads surrounding a drop to 25 feet. sunfish, perch, lots of activity by terrestrial critters.

--Hollow-bodied frog

--shallow crankbait, or sometimes a lipless

--buzzbait

--mojo-rigged creature or worm

--weightless t-rigged fluke

Dye99 reply :

Im prespawn still, so Im just running 4 rigs on my yak.

-spinning rod with wacky Senco

- Jig

-Texas rig

-Jerk bait/rip bait

PAGreg reply :

Texas rigges beaver bait

Jig

Norman Weedwalker

Jerkbait

Wakebait/buzz frog

Spinnerbait/chatterbait

THE_Vue's reply :

Only two guys on here with drop shots. Man you guys don' t know what your missing

the reel ess reply :

Spinnerbait

Chatterbait

T-rigged craw

Rat L Trap (or topwaters)

jig (or topwater frog)

suspending Husky Jerk (Rapala or another Rat L Trap)

Trick Worm, weightless (or right now, my new favorite, T-rigged Yamamoto Hula Grub)

On 2/14/2016 at 2:02 AM, THE_Vue's said:

Only two guys on here with drop shots. Man you guys don' t know what your missing

I'll get back to it, but when I've tried them I haven't caught a thing. I imagine it's really good around the spawning beds.

MIbassyaker reply :

On 2/14/2016 at 6:08 AM, the reel ess said:

Spinnerbait

Chatterbait

T-rigged craw

Rat L Trap (or topwaters)

jig (or topwater frog)

suspending Husky Jerk (Rapala or another Rat L Trap)

Trick Worm, weightless (or right now, my new favorite, T-rigged Yamamoto Hula Grub)

I'll get back to it, but when I've tried them I haven't caught a thing. I imagine it's really good around the spawning beds.

You and me both. In principle, a drop shot should should be right up my alley. The tackle I like to use and the places I fish should be perfect for it. In practice, I might as well not have a line in the water at all.

I have no idea what I'm doing wrong; maybe nothing, just luck...but at some point, you just have to cut your losses and pull out the dang texas rig again.

the reel ess reply :

On 2/14/2016 at 1:14 PM, MIbassyaker said:

You and me both. In principle, a drop shot should should be right up my alley. The tackle I like to use and the places I fish should be perfect for it. In practice, I might as well not have a line in the water at all.

I have no idea what I'm doing wrong; maybe nothing, just luck...but at some point, you just have to cut your losses and pull out the dang texas rig again.

Me too man! Soft plastics are my go-to when I can't buy a bite.

blongfishing reply :

I usually just put whatever I think is gonna work on the front deck. If they don't work I do the dreaded and open the rod locker and tie on something else or get another rod.

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