Do you pond hop with more than one combo?

[GonzoFishing]

3 rods and a backpack if I'm not near my car. I either lean them on a tree or I lean them on my backpack to avoid getting dirt on the reels. If I'm fishing close to my car then I bring 5 rods set up with a swimbait, stickbait/lipless, frog, creature/tungsten and a fluke. Then depending on how the day goes I switch it up. Maybe throw on a chatterbait or just switch up the colors of my existing lures. But, here in So. Florida i'm usually close enough to my car to be able to leave a few rods in there. It becomes my rigging station of sorts.

[JediAmoeba]

If pond hopping I usually have 10 in my car...but what I take as I walk around:

 

A new pond - I will take 3

 

Ponds I know - 1 or 2

 

Pond fishing is pretty simple, you know you are going to catch fish, you just have to decide what flavor you want to catch them on that day.

[FishTank]

It depends on how long I'm going to be out and where. If it's a short trip,  I take one rod, a couple of soft plastics, and pliers but otherwise,  two rods and my backpack. 

[GetFishorDieTryin]

1. Ideally 1 rod and a small shoulder bag, no more then 7 or 8lbs is best.  Often I take a ML spinning rod and a M+ or MH casting rod, but just having 1 rod is best.  Carrying a big tackle bag or backpack and a bunch of rods just slows you down and in most cases makes one hesiatant to move.  Take only what you need or are very likely to use and put in a small shoulder bag.  Keep duplicates and a bigger selection of tackle in your vehicle.  Every time you move to a new spot and have to set the bag down and find a place to rest the rods, just increases the odds of spooking fish in the immediate area, particularly the better fish.