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| I was looking at another thread and started wondering how many rod and reel combos you all use in a day. I will typically have a combo for glide baits and one for spinner baits big & small and a combo for Mag Dogs and such. So I usually take three and maybe use two. What about you guys?
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| I have way too many I usually take 4-5 out on the boat at once and usually use them all at some point most of the time |
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Location: Chisholm, MN | I keep 3 handy. Plus 1 or 2 trolling or sucker rods. |
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Location: Smith Creek | Depends on the water and duration of the outing, but 1 rod and reel and 3-4 lures is usually good enough for an evening on local waters I'm familiar with. |
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Location: Waukee, IA | 4 casting, 1 trolling on a normal trip. |
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Location: Elk Grove Village, IL & Phillips, WI | Normally 5 or 6 different setups. Most of my lures are split ringed to the leader and don't get changed out during the day. I just switch to a different combo for the lure I want. I will change lures if there seems to be a color preference.
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Location: St. Lawrence River | 3 casting, 2 trolling. |
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Location: Minnesota | I have more than I need but typically I have 2 or 3 out at a time |
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| I have one for big bucktails, inline topwater, and cranks. One for small bucktails, small cranks. One for jerkbaits, gliders, and WTD topwater. And one setup with a jig |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Pepper - 2/15/2017 2:17 PM
I was looking at another thread and started wondering how many rod and reel combos you all use in a day. I will typically have a combo for glide baits and one for spinner baits big & small and a combo for Mag Dogs and such. So I usually take three and maybe use two. What about you guys?
LOL when I go to Canada I usually use 2 all day. An XXH and and XH and then I usually just use my XXH rod combo all day... I do have backups at the cabin but I like a stiffer rod for lures down to 6oz... |
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Location: WI | 5 combos in my boat. Usually 3 if I'm fishing out of a friend's boat for the day. |
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Location: Illinois | 2-3. One is an older shorter jerkbait Rod,one for big blades and one for smaller baits. I need to add to the collection. I really really want a 9'+ combo. |
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Location: MN | For casting, 1-3. Typically I have two longer rods rigged, one for shallow and one deep, and switch between as I cover different spots and different parts of a spot. I also have a shorter rod I use for jerkbaits or wtd topwaters that may also be rigged and is mostly used as a throwback. Sometimes I put a jigging bait on the shorter rod if I plan on covering some deeper stuff. |
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Location: Vilas County, WI | 3 casting; 2 trolling |
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| 5 combos total. One that is all purpose that can big baits like pounders and big bucktails. One that is bucktail specific - that can burn bucktails big to small. One for for top waters and smaller baits. One for WTD and jerk baits and one in reserve that is all purpose. |
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Location: Tomahawk, WI | I keep three setups in the boat at all times. Id like to add a fourth dedicated to throwing Rubber with a high speed reel on it. |
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| I have 5 casting and 1 trolling in my boat at all times.
If I hop in with a buddy, I usually bring 2-3 setups. |
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Location: Walker, MN | 2 casting and one trolling rod per person always seems reasonable, until you have 3 anglers. 9 muskie rods in a boat is a lot. |
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| I fish with 2-4 (3 rods 90% of the time) and have one stashed where I'm staying as a backup. A lot of it depends on the time of year and what spectrum of presentation I anticipate having to cover. |
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Location: Oconomowc, WI | I carry 9 on the boat, but 4 definitely get the bulk of the use. |
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Location: Almond, WI | I carry about 5 casting and 2 trolling most of the time, but usually only use 3. |
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Location: deep in the slop | On my yearly Canada trip, 1 rod and 2 reels. 1 spare rod in storage. Use a LT big dawg for mag dawgs, dbl 10s, glide baits, top water, everything. Last year was the first time in 5 years we had to bust out the spare rod. |
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| 4 Rods in the boat
1- 3/4-3oz for small bucktails and cranks
1- 3-8oz fir large bucktails and cranks
1- 6-12oz for rubber
1- 3-8 oz short rod for glide and jerk baits |
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| 3 casting , 2 trolling ( just added the trolling ones this year) |
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Usually 5 combos in my own boat, but only use 3 in a days time.
If I go with someone else I'll take only 2 combos and 5 or 6 lures. |
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| Don't let me wife see this. It goes way beyond muskie combos
Muskie - 6 but I only take 3 on the boat
Surf/Stripers - 6
Boat/Stripers - 3
Bass - 8
Trout - 3
Fly - 2
Other/Misc. - 5 |
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| 7-8 combos on the boat for me alone, 1-3 out depending on # of people and weather conditions. All my combos have specific uses and I have used them all any given terrible day... Haha |
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| 2 med heavys and 1 heavy in the summer
not a troller, should try it though |
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| I have had up to 5-6 casting combos and 2 trolling rods. That's due to most of my friends not owning their own combos so we're well stocked when fishing 3 guys.
When I jump in someone else's boat I typically bring two casting combos. One for light stuff one for heavy stuff. |
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