I just replaced gear lost in a tornado in November. I have the rods and reels listed below and would like suggestions on how to pair them. Also types of fishing for each setup. Thanks in advance!!!

Rods:

Hammer 6' 9" MH Casting

Hammer 7' 0" M Casting

Hammer 7' 3" MH Casting

Hammer 7' 6" XH Casting

Duckett Ghost 7' 0" M Spinning

Shimano Convergance 7' 0" MH Spinning

Reels:

Lew's Speed Spool 6.4:1 (2 each)

Lew's Speed Spool 7.1:1 (2 each)

Johnny Morris 6.3:1 (salvaged from tornado) No rod to put on yet

Revo Orra Spinning Reel 2500

Need one more spinning reel

Hmmmm..... 91 views and no replies? Maybe I'm asking for too much?

Hammer 6' 9" MH Casting - pair it with the Lews 7.1.1 - Braid 40lb or 10-12lb Copoly- spinnerbaits, chatterbaits, bladed baits..and possibly jerkbaits
Hammer 7' 0" M Casting - Pair it with one of the 6 to 1 reels - Mono lines 12lb - Crankbaits (squarebills/rattletraps/medium diving)
Hammer 7' 3" MH Casting - Pair it with Lews 6.4.1 - 40lb braid (use leaders as called for or Floro - Main jigs/trigs
Hammer 7' 6" XH Casting - Pair it with 7.1.1 Lews - 50 or 60lb braid - pitching/flipping/heavy jigs/possibly frogs?
Duckett Ghost 7' 0" M Spinning - Shimano Stradic FJ 2500( )- 10lb braid with 6-10 lb floro - Weightless Plastics, drop shot
Shimano Convergance 7' 0" MH Spinning - Orra - 10lb braid with your preferred leaders - shakey heads/backup plastics rod

Keep in mind this is all my opinion on what I'd do.

6'9" mh w/ 6.4:1 - spinnerbaits, buzzbaits, chatterbaits, pitching jigs and t-rigs to docks and tight spots

7' m w/johnny morris or 6.4 lews- cranks, jerks, weightless senkos/flukes

7'3" mh w/7.1 - jigs and t-rigs 1/4-1/2 oz with trailers for moderate cover and shallow water

7'6" xh w/7.1 - jigs and t-rigs 1/2oz + for heavy cover and deeper water

ghost w/ revo spinning - drop shot and shaky head

shimano w/ spinning reel - could double as a senko/fluke rod, maybe wacky rigs

 

I think your covered.  If you get another rod for the extra reel, maybe consider a crank rod.

Thanks guys. Some nice ideas here!