How many rods?

[Cadillyak]

I have a question for everyone, How many rods do you take out with you and how many do you use at once? I have found that it is obviously easier to use one, but it is always nice to have that one you forget about until you hear the clicker go off.

[bus kid]

1 for the bass, 1 for the bottom, 1 for the iron, 1 for the sabiki. 4 total

[FISH11]

Originally Posted by bus kid

1 for the bass, 1 for the bottom, 1 for the iron, 1 for the sabiki. 4 total

X2. If I'm drifting I'll have 1 on the bottom and a second either fly lining a Mac. or throwing an Iron. If paddling I'll just troll 1.

[jorluivil]

I always carry the same three, two to fish with and one sabiki rod

[Hawkman]

1 flyline, 1 bottom, 1 iron/swim bait, 1 sabiki. I like only one bait rod at at time when fishing large finbait especially macs

[Cadillyak]

Everyone is pretty much on the same page, be it 3-4 rods. I normally take out 3 rods also. 2 for the primary target and one for bait.

[alanw]

Usually I keep it simple with one bottom setup (Avet/Calstar), and one combo bass/flyline/whatever's needed (Curado/Terez) setup. Sometimes one sabiki setup if I'm not hitting the bait barge.

[Dannowar]

as of late.....2 jig sticks


usually, one for every kind of fish i wanna catch

[Squid Vicious]

1 swimbait for harbour (3" hammer)
1 swimbait for kelp tops (4" hammer)
1 swimbait for the bottom (5" hammer)
1 iron
.....I don't use bait on my kayak...but on my boat I almost exclusively use bait except the occasional iron toss
.....being relatively new to kayak fishing still...I'm not ready for a bait tank...I mostly hunt bass on the kayak anyway

4 total

[ctfphoto]

It depends on what I am fishing for.

I usually have one rod dedicated to catching bait (unless I hit a bait barge)

Then I will have two rods set up for my target fish. Sometimes a forth with an iron or swim bait.

Sometimes I fish one rod at a time and others I may have two out. Depends on what I am fishing for and the current. One rod is easier to manage but two rods doubles your chance of a hook up. If the two rods lines entangle each other, then you have a mess on your hands.

[Bert Vega]

I only own 5 rods total. So I bring them all with me.

[Dannowar]

42 rodZ 4 42 leegalZ

[WildernessWanker]

1 sabiki
1 for throwing lures and swimbaits
2 for the bottom

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[Fishwhisperer619]

Depends on where I'm fishing. When I'm in the bay I have a sabiki in case I see a bait ball below me in the deeper parts of the bay, a lighter baitcaster with leadhead grubs for the sbb. And a bigger swimbait for the sandies/halibut.

[sandydiego]

1 sabiki setup that can be converted to troll
1 9 ft Jig for throwing lures (this seems to attract all the f'n power boaters)
1 for the bottom
1 Flyfish rod
1 for trolling
12 gauge marine shotgun (fur shootin power boaters)

[todd one]

I'm going out in the bay tomorrow. You free? Shoot me a text if you want to join.

[Cadillyak]

Damn Todd, u kill me with these weekdays. Lucky you!

[MrM]

Three for me. Four is one too many for my setup, it always ends up getting in the way.

[todd one]

Originally Posted by Cadillyak

Damn Todd, u kill me with these weekdays. Lucky you!

We'll get out there one of these Sundays. The bay's going to be wide open soon.

[Aaron&Julie]

We usually take 4 each. When the bass are on the chew, we add a 5th sometimes, just for them. If we do bring it, and the bass won't play, we throw a plug on sometimes for bonies, barries. or smaller yellows. Those are lot of fun on the lighter outfit. Julie never uses more than 2 rods, I sometimes use 3 if the drift/wind is taking us towards the launch, baits hi' and lo', in clicker mode, while I yo-yo a jig, too.