- Joined
- Aug 9, 2010
- Location
- Coral Springs, Florida
I keep thinking I have all the rods I need, but I keep adding outfits for techniques. Do I really need all these technique specific rods or am I getting suckered into buying stuff I don't need?
I bought another frog rod to fish my hollow body frogs, a frog rod for horny toads and trixie shad (soft plastic buzzbait rod I guess), a drop shot rod, a wacky rigged Senko spinning rod, a baitcasting Senko rod, a worm/jig type rod for fishing skinny dippers, a pitchin rod, a flipping rod, a carolina rig rod and a zara spook rod. I have about three generic rods I use for spinnerbaits, crankbiats, and texas rigged worms.
I hate to re-rig while I'm fishing so this could be part of the problem but everytime i get online or see something on TV I get the bug to try it but know I'll probably never give it a shot unless I have something rigged on the deck.
I bought another frog rod to fish my hollow body frogs, a frog rod for horny toads and trixie shad (soft plastic buzzbait rod I guess), a drop shot rod, a wacky rigged Senko spinning rod, a baitcasting Senko rod, a worm/jig type rod for fishing skinny dippers, a pitchin rod, a flipping rod, a carolina rig rod and a zara spook rod. I have about three generic rods I use for spinnerbaits, crankbiats, and texas rigged worms.
I hate to re-rig while I'm fishing so this could be part of the problem but everytime i get online or see something on TV I get the bug to try it but know I'll probably never give it a shot unless I have something rigged on the deck.