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[mikebailey]

Edwin, thanks once again for taking the time to make a video to help those who are just getting into bass fishing to those who have been fishing all their lives. In my case it is 65 years of fishing. There is always something I can learn from your videos. Have you been able to srart on your lake yet? I was able to meet your son at Redcrest but unfortunately for me you were fishing at the time. What a nice young man. I was very impressed by him.🎣🐟

[dewaynewilson]

As always you’re probably one of the nicest professionals out there today and so awesome for sharing your knowledge with all of us. Thank you so much!

[JohnBrown-mhii]

Edwin, as always, Great Advice. I've been bass fishing for 40+ years, your videos are proof, 'you can teach an old dog new tricks'. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge

[farrzmd]

Great video. I couldn’t agree more. As a bank angler my top three rods are medium power/ moderate action, medium heavy / moderate fast, and then medium heavy / fast action. It’s how I got my start and really all you need from the bank. I branched out and bought two more technique specific rods, a heavy frog rod and then a rod just for jerkbaits because I was looking for a specific feel.

[davidgonnerman]

Awesome video! I agree with the JM Platinum rods...both the baitcast and spinning rods. I have the exact rods and reels you showed. Absolutely love them. They are so light weight and yet very durable. Got mine when they were on sale and used a rod trade-in and reel trade-in during a Spring Sale to make them cheaper. Glad I did!!

[tonyrubaszewski]

My most universal rod is a 7'1" MH spinning ..just about anything i use it. Med to small crank bait. Med to small worm, even a 10 zoom ol monster. Med to small craw. But strating to use a bait caster a little more. This was due to my back problem. Spinning was easier to cast.. But great video.. Thanks

[nolanrains]

I really needed this video, being only 16 i dont have a whole lot of money coming in. I want to expand my "arsenal" but just dont have the momwy this should help so much. Thanks! All i nees now is a video about reels to pair with those.

[barrywarren]

nice choice of rods and reels, it's a time saver to have each one ready to go.

[johnnyorbell]

Evers! Again your crushing it and hit the mail right on the head for An intermediate bass fisherman like myself who’s looking to expand his quiver great job and thank you for your expertise my man God bless.

[shadow]

Thank you, perfect timing seeing what's happening in this world.

[timmorrison]

Really good advice on rods. I think I have one of each of your recommendations in my boat right now.

[rickspeer]

That is some real great info, I have always been one to make what I have work with what ever kind of bait but now I may look at changing my rods n reals more to certain baits, slowly not all at once but I do understand your point and you talk about it a lot in all break downs, again great advice thank you

[Phillyfishing]

I needed this video years ago. Great trips.

[danham]

Great video! There should be more content out there for the folks that can’t afford to have a specific dedicated rod for 40 different technics. Love your content, love your channel.

[williamschneider]

This is a great video. You have just shown me how manage my rods and interchanging my reels with each one depending on my technique.
I would love for you to do a video on the reels and line size you interchange by technique and the length of leader you use on whatever line/size you use to fill your reels with. Currently I am using braid as backing for all my rods and varying my leader type and length and lb. test as needed for techniques.
ie. 8 to 10lb leader on 20lb braid on my med action spinning rod.

[kentmiller]

Thanks again, great info. Helps a bunch knowing what rods to use for different baits. Love it, God bless.

[matthewthomas]

This is the video I've been waiting so long for!! Edwin can you do another video on the lines you recommend using for each rod that you can use for multiple baits?

[duanehill]

Thanks for the helpful tips with people that can't purchase expensive gear.

[michaellaturno]

Great video on budget rods. Keep info like this coming. Thanks.

[allenpryor]

Great video! Trying to make the wrong rod work can cost a lot more money the just buying the right set up.