Need help with my rod setups.

[DnaDProBassShops]

I know there are a lot of these topics ive been reading around and am still having a hard time deciding what works for best and what i should get. I just became a member of a bass club, and we will be doing 10 tournys this year, so id like to get a solid 5 setups to start. im thinking Cranking, Flipping/pitching, Worm/Jig, Topwater/frog, and spinnerbaits. Im kind of starting from scratch this season.

Right now for reels I have a Revo S, Citica, BPS Pro qualifier, and a Pleuger asaro.

Now im looking to get new rods to 5 setups. I'm interested in the Fenwick HMG, Veritas, BPS . series which i have owned and liked alot. I need some help deciding what sizes and action I should be getting on to the particular situations.

[smallwatermayhem]

I know there are a lot of these topics ive been reading around and am still having a hard time deciding what works for best and what i should get. I just became a member of a bass club, and we will be doing 10 tournys this year, so id like to get a solid 5 setups to start. im thinking Cranking, Flipping/pitching, Worm/Jig, Topwater/frog, and spinnerbaits. Im kind of starting from scratch this season.

Right now for reels I have a Revo S, Citica, BPS Pro qualifier, and a Pleuger asaro.

Now im looking to get new rods to 5 setups. I'm interested in the Fenwick HMG, Veritas, BPS . series which i have owned and liked alot. I need some help deciding what sizes and action I should be getting on to the particular situations.

Revo S and 7' 6" H rod for Pitching/Flipping.

Shimano Citica and 7' MH rod for Spinnerbaits.

Bass Pro Shops Pro Qualifier and 7' M rod for Crankbaits.

Pflueger Asaro and 7' MH rod for Jigs/Worm.

Pick up another Revo S with a 7' H rod for Frogs..

[roadwarrior]

Here you go:

http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1141187546

This is something to consider as you build your

collection over time:

Technique specific rods are for "enthusiasts".

Almost all your fishing can be done with just

one rod. Beyond that, you only "need" three rods:

Spinning: 6 1/2' or 7', M or MH, Fast Action

(soft plastics and light lures)

Baitcasting: MH or H, Fast Action

(jigs, spinnerbaits, buzzbaits and all single hooks)

Baitcasting: MH, Moderate Action

(all treble hook lures)

The AVS68MXF is the spinning version; the AVC68MXF,

baitcasting. Either rod could be considered "all around",

but are targeted for single hooks. For treble hooks, the

Avis AVC66MF is my choice for topwater and jerkbaits

because it has a soft tip, but is still firm enough to work

these lures easily. For medium weight crankbaits, my rod

is a AVC70MM.

8-)