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If I am fishing alone in my boat, up to 12 (which is the max I can fit).  If I am fishing with someone else in my boat, around 6 (and my fishing partner brings 6).  If I am fishing out of my friends boat, only 4.

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Bank fishing, I take 2 baitcasters.  Yak, I take 2 baitcasters and a spinning rod.  Boat I take 4 baitcasters and 1 spinning.  I don't do tournament fishing yet.

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Bank - 2 casting and 1 spinning

Boat - 12 casting and 2 spinning

Co angler - 4 casting and 1 spinning

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Probably 10-12 casting rods and ~4 spinning rods in the boat for the average tournament if I am the boater.  ~6 rods total if I am the +1.

 

Local pond, 2-3 rods.

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In a boat, usually 4.  I have them rigged for jigs, t-rigs, weightless, and cranks/spinnerbaits.  Off the bank I carry two.  One for fishing shallow cranks, and one for fishing plastics.

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I'm a bank guy so when I hit the bank I carry 2. Then when I am on my buddy's 10ft Jon boat I carry 3. Small load compared to most of you carrying 10+ lol.

I usually have one rod with a crank, one with a soft plastic, and another with braid and a frog

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I usually carry 4 on the bank and 6 when in the back of the boat as a co-angler. That being said I own 13 rods and reels lol

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29 way too many ! I am sick someone help me! :laugh5:  :cut:  :dazed-7:  :eyebrows:

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You bring 29 rods for one day of fishing? How many boats do you bring to carry all your gear? Can you explain a day where you might need all those rods? 

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25-30 depending on the lake... I dont like having to retie if i get cut off, or if the lure I am using is not producing the way i would like it to. I also would consider myself a junk fisherman, if one technique is really producing i will stick with it, but more often than not I would say i use every single rod i bring for at least a few minutes (except the punch rod that one probably gets used the least). its kind of like golf, if I could bring 25 clubs instead of 14 i would...

 

Mitch

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Fishing from the boat 10-12 rods, and 1 rod if I am fishing from shore or local pond.

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Here is what I carry depending on the situation:

 

For the bank - 4 rods, (2 Casting and 2 spinning)

Kayak - 6 rods (4 casting and 2 spinning)

Co-Angler 5 or 6 rods - (3-4 casting and 2 spinning)

 

Having state that, I have 20 bass rods.  Yes I have a problem, but at least I'll be ready when I get my boat either a Nitro Z7 or Tracker 176TXW.

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Not that lucky, she's got the better gear!

 

 

He an't lyng!  :teeth:

 

 

Lol, how did that happen?

 

It might be because she is prettier.  Or else tougher.  :punch-2:  Or else would :cut:  him off.

 

 

29 way too many ! I am sick someone help me! :laugh5:  :cut:  :dazed-7:  :eyebrows:

 

 

I'll help.  Send the better ones my way.  :lol-045:

 

I'm in a similar position.  However, I still have more reels than rods so I am looking to add even more this year.  Darn Bait Monkey!  :violin-011:

 

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You bring 29 rods for one day of fishing? How many boats do you bring to carry all your gear? Can you explain a day where you might need all those rods? 

I tow two boats for my plastic baits! :respect-059:  :respect-040:  :confused-8:

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