Am I missing anything

[FrankN209]

Just wanted to see if I'm missing anything. As of right now, i have 4 setups. I have my Steez mounted on a BPS Titanium 6'8" medium, fast action rod for lite setups. I have my "forbidden to talk about reel" mounted on a 7' MH Okuma EVX rod for medium setups. My Lew's SD WS mounted on a Powell 7'10" H for swimbaits and such. And my Lew's Spinning on a Powell 7' M for finesse. I don't want too many rods/reels as i don't own a boat "yet". 

Any other suggestions? 

[buzzed bait]

i'd say you've got the bases covered really.  only thing i might consider is a rod with a more moderate action for crankbaits, unless one of those rods already listed is more of a moderate action rather than fast or xtra fast....  but those should cover everything you need to catch some fish!

[Fishin' Fool]

2 minutes ago, buzzed bait said:

i'd say you've got the bases covered really.  only thing i might consider is a rod with a more moderate action for crankbaits, unless one of those rods already listed is more of a moderate action rather than fast or xtra fast....  but those should cover everything you need to catch some fish!

I was thinking the same about a crankbait rod. The only other thing is maybe a drop shot rod.

[pawpaw]

24 minutes ago, buzzed bait said:

i'd say you've got the bases covered really.  only thing i might consider is a rod with a more moderate action for crankbaits, unless one of those rods already listed is more of a moderate action rather than fast or xtra fast....  but those should cover everything you need to catch some fish!

What he said

[FrankN209]

2 hours ago, buzzed bait said:

i'd say you've got the bases covered really.  only thing i might consider is a rod with a more moderate action for crankbaits, unless one of those rods already listed is more of a moderate action rather than fast or xtra fast....  but those should cover everything you need to catch some fish!

The rod is a MH 7'. It doesn't say, Moderate action or fast, but in the Okuma catalog, it's listed as a crankbait rod. So I'll give that a shot. Thanks for the feedback. 

[new2BC4bass]

I guess it depends on whether or not you want more.  A M-Mod or M-MF for lighter crankbaits...or even a ML...depending on where you fish and how light the lure...will complement the MH crankbait rod.  Since the 7' MH is described as a crankbait rod, then I think you need another 7'-7'4" MH rod, but with a Fast or ExtraFast tip for bottom contact lures.

What it boils down to after that is how many rods of each power and action do you want.  Personally I don't like retying too often so I like a couple...or so  ....rods of the same power/action already set up with different lures.  Which rod do you use for jerkbaits?  Squarebills?  Spinnerbaits?  Frogs?  Etc., etc.

A 7'MHF rod is quite versatile and is usually thought of as a good all-around rod.

[Poolshark]

15 hours ago, FrankN209 said:

The rod is a MH 7'. It doesn't say, Moderate action or fast, but in the Okuma catalog, it's listed as a crankbait rod. So I'll give that a shot. Thanks for the feedback. 

 

If the okuma is a crankbait rod, You could look into getting a medium heavy fast action rod to fish your jigs and worms etc. A 7 to 7 1/2 ft mhf is my bread and butter rod. Aside from that, you have everything you need and more. 

[blckshirt98]

Glass or composite crankbait rod next!  Dropshot rod you may not need but if you dropshot a lot a dedicated one already tied up and ready to go is nice to have.

[WPCfishing]

Put your money towards the purchase of a used canoe or kayak. Get out on the water with what you have.

[dwh4784]

Agreed. You're already outfitted better than I am, but the $400 kayak I bought in February made 2016 the best bass fishing year I've had in nearly ten years.

[FrankN209]

I've been looking at a Kayak. I'll probably be getting one soon.