Your next rod

[Oklahoma Mike]

Been thinking about a new rod for throwing senkos and some other soft plastics and maybe lighter jigs. Will probably get the 853C JWR - trying to decide between the GLX and NRX. 

[lmbfisherman]

Looking for two rods, a rod for light jigs (NRX 852C) and a new DS rod.  

[rippin-lips]

Next rod for jigs.  

[CTBassin860]

Replacing my frog/Flipping/pitching rod for sure.7'3"-7'6" HXF

Probably the 7'4" HXF Tatula XT

Also a reason to buy another Tatula CT!

[Robert Riley]

Either actually buying my own Dobyns 805/6, so my buddy can have his back, or trading in my DX745 for something smaller.

[mwh33]

Megabass super destroyer for a dedicated senko rod

[Big Swimbait]

New swimbait rod.

[joe chum]

My new GLX DSR822 will be here on Thursday. Thinking of the new Megabass Orochii XXX Oneten Special sometime this season but looking forward to seeing a picture of roadwarrior's jerkbait road.

[KP Duty]

10 hours ago, rippin-lips said:

Next rod for jigs.  

Good looking jig rod.  Going with a 2-peice?

[Columbia Craw]

My next rod will be the end of my marriage with an extra fast tip.

[rippin-lips]

6 hours ago, KP Duty said:

Good looking jig rod.  Going with a 2-peice?

Yeah, but I'll never take it apart. I've owned other 2pc jdm rods and once they're together you would never know. For some reason that specific rod line is all 2pc.  

[FrankN209]

Probably another St. Croix Tournament spinning for finesse. 

[Team9nine]

Absolutely no plans at this point to add another rod to the arsenal - I have plenty. Might consider a new reel before long though 

 

-T9

[S Hovanec]

Another dropshot rod would be a good guess.  Maybe a bluegill rod.  Not entirely sure.

[trouttracker]

Sold 2 rods, splurged and just took delivery on 4 Dobyns Champion XP rods:

1. Jerkbait 7' 4 power graphite,

2. Crankbait/Jerkbait 7' 5 power glass composite,

3. Chatterbait/Spinnerbait/Buzzbait/Deep Crankbait 7'3" 6 power glass composite and

4. Deep Crankbait/Small Swimbait 8' 5 power glass composite

[kickerfish1]

On 2/14/2017 at 10:26 AM, buzzed bait said:

damiki rig rod....  

Custom built by the mob!?

[RichF]

Not exactly true to the OP but...I had a mishap with a telescoping, plano bazooka rod tube last year and now I have to replace the following (makes me sick to even type this)....

 

A 7ft mh St Croix Legend Xtreme

A 6'8 m spinning St Croix Legend Tourney

A 6'10 m spinning St Croix Rage 

A 7'0 mh Shimano Crucial

 

Thank God for reduced replacement costs....

 

If this didn't happen, I would've went after a new bladed jig rod.  Maybe something in the 7'3 to 7'6 range, mh - h, preferably glass.

[kbeeb374]

Well I am having an irod Jr. Swimbait rod being shipped to me currently.. so probably that one.

[buzzed bait]

1 hour ago, kickerfish1 said:

Custom built by the mob!?

 

man i couldn't fish that damiki rig if i tried, watching the bass live and seeing all of them do it for a few days was enough to turn me off of it.  but yeah, that'd be the guy to build the custom!

[.ghoti.]

3 hours ago, S Hovanec said:

Another dropshot rod would be a good guess.  Maybe a bluegill rod.  Not entirely sure.

A dropshot rod? Now there's a surprise. LOL

[Jeff H]

Just bought another Avid 3 days ago.  Didn't need it but it was 30% off so I couldn't just leave it there!

 

Next rod is likely to be a 2 pc spinning for use in my float tube.  The updated Cabela's Fish Eagle will get the nod here.  Probably 7' M or MH...haven't decided yet.  Great rod for $70!!

[JLWoodman]

Just ordered the new FR806SB, but they won't be in Tackle Warehouse until Feb 21. My next rod will be for jigs and lighter flipping applications in light cover.  

[Airman4754]

Got a 7'6" ML/XF St Croix, Legend Xtreme on the way for drop shotting. 

[JustJames]

I just got myself another cadting MH/F daiwa tatula and like it alot, fish with it a few time and caught 7 fish already. The next rod might be another tatula but thinking of ML/F for 1/8 oz stuff for crappies to match my new alphas.

[craww]

A light action spinning Rod for farting around in creeks. Need to research more, want something that's truly a fast action. Most rods that will drift down to 1/32oz or so are too parabolic or whippy.