How many set ups are too many?

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never enough

I don't understand the question

2 minutes ago, K_Mac said:

I don't understand the question

 

3 hours ago, JBFishing said:

How many set ups are too many?

 

Say ... WHUT ?!? 

One can never have enough!

Depends on the boat to some degree.  When they are too thick and you start stepping on them, that's too many.  I usually have 5 or 6.  Above that gets a little hard to handle and doesn't add that much function.

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I had like 36 and got it down to 24, which includes my two big swimbait rigs, rat rod, glide rod, and A-rig setup.

2-15/16     Rod tip broke off at first guide down from tip-top due to poor packing on shipper's part.  Tube in perfect condition.

As others have said, there really isn't such thing as having to many rods, as long as you stay within your means.  I will warn you that once you start down the slippery path of rod collecting, it can get very expensive very fast.  Once you have owned your first high end rod, it's hard to go back.

10 hours ago, JBFishing said:

How many set ups are too many?

Until my wife say so which she has already mention that awhile ago.?

 You may be able to get some cover from a count of your wife's shoes and purses.  "Why do you need so many rods?"  "Why do you need so many shoes?"  "Because they are for different situations."  Bingo!

i don't get the question, can't answer sorry!

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I'm up to 8 setups now and continuing to increase my arsenal

Once you run out of money that's too many. Until you come across some more money then get one more.

I usually have between 14 and 16 in the boat.  By the end of the day, most have made their way onto the deck.  With that many, you really have to be careful where you are stepping, and they are constantly getting tangled.  I would love to wean myself down to about 8 on the deck at any one time, but just haven't been able to yet.

ya know a few years ago when i was just starting out i thought I'll never need more than these 3 setups. (MHF, MM, MLXF) then i thought well it would be nice to have a couple more... then i thought well it would be nice to have a couple more...then i thought well it would be nice to have a couple more...then i thought well it would be nice to have a couple more... now i have 20.. haha you can't have too many but you can have too few

How many is too many? If one of them gets in the way of
your fishing. For me on a kayak, 2-4 is the very most that
I will fish. Mostly I take 2 setups out, 3 is a bonus, 4 is if
I'm desperate, LOL  

54. That number is too many. I made the mistake of falling in love with different series of rods and wanted them all. I'll carry up to 20 rods in the boat. One thing that's nice is that I have a very nice selection of rods/reels to fish with depending on my mood. If I want to fish zillions, cumaras, loomis, exprides etc I have them at my disposal. I will eventually downsize to 15 super high end combos and be done. 

Depends...............If I had 18 frog rods.............that would be too many.............for me.

when you have more combos than lures.

All kidding aside, I'm a multi species fisherman so I got it bad. 

 

Bass is the worst, followed by Muskie and Walleye.

 

So the count;
 

Bass - 10 (2 spinning/8 casting) should cover everything

Muskie - 9 (5 Casting/4 Trolling)

Walleye - 7 (2 Spinning/1 Casting/4 trolling)

Pike - just use rods from bass and muskie

Panfish - don't go there