Still Confused

I'd suggest a M/F. You can cover a lot with that, grab one that has a sturdy backbone and you will be fine for setting the hooks on jigs, frogs, and all that. On moving baits where you'd want a moderate tip you can just back off of the hookset or loosen the drag a little bit. I bank fish quite a bit and got tired of having a dedicated crank rod, so ended up selling it no less than three months after buying it. I'm a big fan of the M/F St Croix Mojo Bass. It's a tad over budget but has a sturdy backbone that allows you to be versatile.

If you're looking at a casting rod, it's $120. Spinning is $110. 

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