>>854106Just the red box or blue box. I normally do the XS in the red box in that low-vis green color.
You have a medium weight reel, right? It will probably say like 6lb-8lb-10lb line on it. Depends what you want to do. 8lb is great all around because it will handle bass fine but still casts crappie and bluegill lures. 10lb-12lb, it starts to get tough to get any distance on stuff <1/4oz. 6lb is great if you fish a lot of smaller lakes and ponds where most of the bass you are getting are like 2lb and smaller or <18".
>>854102Those cheap baits are fine for the most part. Especially considering you will lose them. That way you can try out a variety of stuff and see what works for you and eventually spend money on nicer ones in the future. Some are better than others though. Bass Pro's store brand hardbaits (Rapala-type cranks) are great for the $2-$3 price tag. Their soft plastics are good too. But their inline spinners (Mepps-type) are garbage and Rooster Tails are only like $3 anyway.
For the jigheads and grubs, for bluegill it will often be like 1/16oz and those work for medium sized ones. Find some 1.5" or 2" grubs that look like they will fit on there. Beetle Spins are great bluegill, crappie, and bass lures too. Just look at the stuff and see what will fit in the fish's mouth.