So I have a duckett 300 7:1:1 and a bps pq 6:8:1. I have a 7ft frog/topwater rod and a 6 ft 6 med hvy. How sould i mathc it up?

Put 1 ⎌reel on 1 rod and  1reel on the other rod and go fishing. If you don't like the combo switch the reels.

Tom

6 minutes ago, WRB said:

Put 1 ⎌reel on 1 rod and  1reel on the other rod and go fishing. If you don't like the combo switch the reels.

Tom

Thanks *face palm*, I don't know why I didn't think of that

6 minutes ago, Nai said:

Thanks *face palm*, I don't know why I didn't think of that

 

If you can't make a simple decision don't ask others to do it for you.

Tom

1 hour ago, WRB said:

Put 1 ⎌reel on 1 rod and  1reel on the other rod and go fishing. If you don't like the combo switch the reels.

Tom

No, that would make sense. Make a vlog and have your Patreons vote on it and decide. Old guys, I tell ya, with that life experience crap....  

56 minutes ago, Nai said:

So I have a duckett 300 7:1:1 and a bps pq 6:8:1. I have a 7ft frog/topwater rod and a 6 ft 6 med hvy. How sould i mathc it up?

Tom has a good point and he knows what he's talking about. Try both combinations.

 

I would try the duckett reel on the frog rod first because it has more line capacity than the PQ. Use it with heavier line for frogs and heavy jigs.

 

Put the PQ on the 6'6" MH for jigs, texas rigs, everything else...

 

If you don't like it switch. Either combo will work just fine. 

 

Don't worry too much about doing everything optimally like the equipment manufacturers have us believing we need too. We all tend to overthink this stuff. That's how I ended up with 15 rods/reels. I use 3 of these setups most of the time. LOL! d**n you bait monkey! 

 

With your 2 setups, you are covered for so many techniques. Just go fish and have fun! Winter will be here sooner than we think...

21 hours ago, Crankin4Bass said:

Tom has a good point and he knows what he's talking about. Try both combinations.

 

I would try the duckett reel on the frog rod first because it has more line capacity than the PQ. Use it with heavier line for frogs and heavy jigs.

 

Put the PQ on the 6'6" MH for jigs, texas rigs, everything else...

 

If you don't like it switch. Either combo will work just fine. 

 

Don't worry too much about doing everything optimally like the equipment manufacturers have us believing we need too. We all tend to overthink this stuff. That's how I ended up with 15 rods/reels. I use 3 of these setups most of the time. LOL! d**n you bait monkey! 

 

With your 2 setups, you are covered for so many techniques. Just go fish and have fun! Winter will be here sooner than we think...

Thank you, I guess yesterday I wasn't thinking when I posted because I want to put some heavy braid on the reel going with the top water rod and either light braid or straight mono with the reel with the short rod. Im looking to use frogs, toads, and possibly buzz baits, whopper ploppers, and spooks. Im looking to use the shorter rod when ever I need another texas rig rod, or when Im in my yak or just want a short multi-purpose rod. Its also way to late in the year for this and Im taking my boat out Sunday so I really don't feel like taking the line off and respooling each. Thank you for your time and have a nice day!

 

22 hours ago, WRB said:

 

If you can't make a simple decision don't ask others to do it for you.

Tom

My bad, above is why it wasn't exactly that "simple". Sorry I don't know what I was thinking the other day when I posted. I guess I just forgot? ? sorry

My son would say Dad that was a snarky reply, sometimes I can't help myself.

Tom

1 minute ago, WRB said:

My son would say Dad that was a snarky reply, sometimes I can't help myself.

Tom

Its all good, Im good for em myself sometimes.