tjmaniac Posted February 1, 2010 Posted February 1, 2010 i have decided on 4 different set ups and what i think i should use them for, i would appreciate any feedback on any part of my choices. 1.shimano compre 6'10 mh, xf graphite rod shimano curado 201e7 16lb. sun shooter fluoro green for spinnerbaits, crankbaits, and lipless crankbaits 2.daiwa iaconelli 6'4 mh,f graphite rod daiwa 153hstl a reel 40lb. power pro braid red for frogs, flipping creatures,jigs, and tubes 3.berkley cherrywood 7'0 m,m graphite rod abu garcia black max . 12lb. spiderwire xxx super mono clear for topwaters, floating worms,soft swimbaits,chatterbaits and buzzbaits 4. fenwick eagle gt 6'6, mh. f abu garcia cardinal 503 albi 20lb.yo-zuri hybrd ultra soft mist green for senkos, crawfish,tubes,shakeyhead worms, bucktail jigs and weighted swimbaits so those are my choices so far, what do you think i should keep or change and why. thanks Quote
ib_of_the_damned Posted February 1, 2010 Posted February 1, 2010 i have decided on 4 different set ups and what i think i should use them for, i would appreciate any feedback on any part of my choices.1.shimano compre 6'10 mh, xf graphite rod shimano curado 201e7 16lb. sun shooter fluoro green for spinnerbaits, crankbaits, and lipless crankbaits 2.daiwa iaconelli 6'4 mh,f graphite rod daiwa 153hstl a reel 40lb. power pro braid red for frogs, flipping creatures,jigs, and tubes 3.berkley cherrywood 7'0 m,m graphite rod abu garcia black max . 12lb. spiderwire xxx super mono clear for topwaters, floating worms,soft swimbaits,chatterbaits and buzzbaits 4. fenwick eagle gt 6'6, mh. f abu garcia cardinal 503 albi 20lb.yo-zuri hybrd ultra soft mist green for senkos, crawfish,tubes,shakeyhead worms, bucktail jigs and weighted swimbaits so those are my choices so far, what do you think i should keep or change and why. thanks With my limited knowledge of bass fishing, I just started as well, I started last year. What I would use your set ups for are as follows: 1. This could be your flipping rod, its too heavy and fast for cranks 2. Worm and jigs 3. This is your crankbait rod 4. Light T-rigs, or anything too light to throw on casting gear. That is what I would do with those setups. You will probably get more detailed answers from other more experienced fishers. Hope I helped you out! Quote
fishermantony Posted February 1, 2010 Posted February 1, 2010 You may not need to go as heavy as 16lb fluoro for your first setup but if it's catching you fish it should be fine. I'd go 10lb or 12lb. Also you might not want such a fast taper for your crankbait fishing. I just got the 7' Shimano Compre cranking rod and a shimano curado 5:1.1 gear ratio for another cranking setup. For #2, you may possibly want a longer rod for flipping, I just got a 7'6 G Loomis IMX the other day, but if that daiwa is stout it should be fine as well. I think everything you've got down should work, take notes and let the fish tell you if you need to change up some of your gear as well. Good luck! Quote
Ern Posted February 1, 2010 Posted February 1, 2010 For #2, you may possibly want a longer rod for flipping,...take notes and let the fish tell you if you need to change up some of your gear as well. Good luck! X2 Quote
Super User roadwarrior Posted February 1, 2010 Super User Posted February 1, 2010 1.shimano compre 6'10 mh, xf graphite rod shimano curado 201e7 16lb. sun shooter fluoro green for jigs and soft plastics 2.daiwa iaconelli 6'4 mh,f graphite rod daiwa 153hstl a reel 40lb. power pro braid red for frogs, flipping creatures,jigs, and tubes 3.berkley cherrywood 7'0 m,m graphite rod abu garcia black max . 12lb. spiderwire xxx super mono clear for all treble hook lures 4. fenwick eagle gt 6'6, mh. f abu garcia cardinal 503 albi 20lb.yo-zuri hybrd ultra soft mist green for senkos, crawfish,tubes,shakeyhead worms, bucktail jigs and weighted swimbaits Quote
Fat-G Posted February 1, 2010 Posted February 1, 2010 i have decided on 4 different set ups and what i think i should use them for, i would appreciate any feedback on any part of my choices.1.shimano compre 6'10 mh, xf graphite rod shimano curado 201e7 16lb. sun shooter fluoro green for spinnerbaits, crankbaits, and lipless crankbaits I would use this for lipless crankc and t-rigs, soft swimbaits, buzzbaits and chatterbaits 2.daiwa iaconelli 6'4 mh,f graphite rod daiwa 153hstl a reel 40lb. power pro braid red for frogs, flipping creatures,jigs, and tubes Goog choice, but instead of the 6'4, I would get the 7'2 H for flipping and pitching. 50 lb PP 3.berkley cherrywood 7'0 m,m graphite rod abu garcia black max . 12lb. spiderwire xxx super mono clear for topwaters, floating worms,soft swimbaits,chatterbaits and buzzbaits See 1 4. fenwick eagle gt 6'6, mh. f abu garcia cardinal 503 albi 20lb.yo-zuri hybrd ultra soft mist green for senkos, crawfish,tubes,shakeyhead worms, bucktail jigs and weighted swimbaits I would get 6 lb Hybrid so those are my choices so far, what do you think i should keep or change and why. thanks Quote
Super User islandbass Posted February 1, 2010 Super User Posted February 1, 2010 1.shimano compre 6'10 mh, xf graphite rod shimano curado 201e7 16lb. sun shooter fluoro green for jigs and soft plastics 2.daiwa iaconelli 6'4 mh,f graphite rod daiwa 153hstl a reel 40lb. power pro braid red for frogs, flipping creatures,jigs, and tubes 3.berkley cherrywood 7'0 m,m graphite rod abu garcia black max . 12lb. spiderwire xxx super mono clear for all treble hook lures 4. fenwick eagle gt 6'6, mh. f abu garcia cardinal 503 albi 20lb.yo-zuri hybrd ultra soft mist green for senkos, crawfish,tubes,shakeyhead worms, bucktail jigs and weighted swimbaits I couldn't have said it better. Given the rigs at hand, I would have given an almost identical answer. 8-) Incidentally, if you needed to have a non-spinning rig drop shot, the cherrywood will function as a decent drop shot rod. Quote
tjmaniac Posted February 4, 2010 Author Posted February 4, 2010 thanks, i'll try some of the suggestions you made and keep you posted on my success. Quote
Carrington Posted February 4, 2010 Posted February 4, 2010 for you crankbait setup, i would check out the shimano calais. ive been very happy with mine which is what i have on my cranking setup. Quote
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