>>1961145If you count ice rods, over 50.
>>1961057Most of the ones I think I want to 86 are medium or medium heavy spinning rods set up for lure fishing
>>1961119I read that
>UL>ML>M>MH>MH >M>M>LBut I'm admittedly not familiar with largemouth bass techniques, I mostly catch largemouth bass when fishing for pike.
What I think I would buy if I was starting from scratch.
>Musky Rod, 1 piece 8 foot 3-6 oz, size 6000 reel>lead line trolling rod, 1/4-5/8ths oz glass rod, line counter size 25 reel, times 2>down rigger trolling rod, as above but spooled with regular braid instead of lead core, x2>1 piece UL F 7 foot spinning rod, size 500 reel>1 piece L F 7 foot spinning rod, size 1000 reel>1 piece ML XF 7 foot spinning rod, size 30 reel>1 piece M XF 7 foot spinning rod, size 2000 reel>1 piece MH F 7 foot spinning rod, size 3000 reel>2 piece UL Moderate 6 foot spinning rod, size 500 reel>2 piece L F 6 1/2 foot spinning rod, size 1000 reel>2 piece M F 6 1/2 foot spinning rod, size 2000 reel>2 piece H S 7 foot spinning rod size 5000 reel>13 foot Shakespeare Durango cane pole> 24 inch UL ice rod, inline reel, times 2>28 inch ML ice rod, inline reel, times 2>28 inch M ice rod, size 500 spinning reel, times 2>42 inch MH ice rod, size 1000 reel36 inch UL ice rod, inline rod
>18 inch jigging stick, carved wooden handle, times 2>1 weight fly rod 7 1/2 feet>5 weight fly rod 9 feet11 weight fly rod 11 feet
Obviously the trolling rods are for chasing lakers and walleyes in my boat, and all the 1 piece rods are for boat fishing various techniques and species in shallower water, the 2 piece rods are for canoe camping, bowling to friends in the boat, and stuffing behind the seat in my pickup for bank fishing; the cane pole, fly rods and ice rods are self explanatory.
