What rod do I need to add to my asenal now?

[CraigP83]

Ok guys I just won a free custom built rod from a B.A.S.S. drawing..

2 Custom Built H2rods Spinning OR Casting Combos with GLoomis Hats!
1). Winner = Craig Plummer – Woodbury , MN

My question is what do I need to round out my arsenal of bass fishing rods? Here is what I currently have

Spinning:
6'0'' MH <---- Docks, jerkbaits???
7'0'' M <---- Senkos, Worms, tubes
Casting:
6'8'' M <---- Spinnerbaits, Crankbaits???
7'2'' MH <---- Jigs

So my question is, what would you add if you could chose your next rod....

Thanks,
Craig

ps. does anybody know anything about H2rods, are they nice?

[nitroman]

Congrats on the WIN!!!!


I'd go with a 6'6" MH worm rod

[v1per]

Congrat's on your win!    Go for the "GUSTO" and have them make you a SwimBait rod! Better to get a nice one now then pay for one later! 7'6" or 8'(if possible).

[beast96z]

I'd have another 7' MH/Fast made, then a 7'+ Heavy/fast to take over the jig capabilities. Use the 7'2" for TX rigging and the likes.

[6lbsonthesurface]

id get a 7'6 finese rod for soft plastics and flipping with a revo stx on it

[bigjim5589]

You can't have too many jig rods, but a finesse rod would be good too! I like the 7'6" suggestion also!

[G. Williams]

fenwick/stcroix or st.croix/fenwick: which should I choose? there is stream in the mid-ohio region which is below a the spill way of a dam. sometimes this stream runs pretty fast. at times the walleye fishing is pretty good . one of the challenges is when you hook up with a nice walleye 5-6 pds. or better. they like to run upstream about 20 or 30ft. turn around and make a mad charge back down stream using the current, "talking about a runaway dumptruck"!!! personally I believe someone is giving these fish college courses on how to break your line and or your rod. I've used 3 different rods on this stream to stop and overcome these walleyes. A fenwick hmg or a hmx, st.croix premier  plus an ugly stick. in order to stop the mad charge down stream quite a bit of pressure had to be put on each of these rods, ranging from a 61/2 Lt. action to a 7ft. med. these rods were "almost bent over double" and couple of times I still had to get in the water to net these fish. If the fenwick corp. had been there with a camcorde it would had been GREAT for their advert. the fishermen across the stream from me asked twice what kind rod I was fishing with, the pd. test line and what reel, even if I must say myself that fenwick put on a clinic that day!!! and of course you already know how the ugly stik faired. but the st.criox BROKE!!!!! now I am not a professional, I am just a guy who loves a good fight, but I KNOW THIS STREAM AND I KNOW WHAT ROD TO TAKE WITH ME TO GET THE JOB DONE ! that"s an opinion from a humble fisherman.