Which Rod Do You Use?

This is one question I get continuously throughout my UA-cam posts and other socials. I'm going to provide a cheat sheet typed out below for you all.
I will break this down for you based on lure/presentation, area type being fished and then provide any outlying information I think is important to share.
Chatterbaits (Open Water, Wood, Rocks) = Med Heavy Mod-Fast
Chatterbaits (Grass) = Med Heavy to Heavy Fast
Fast Action rods will allow you to rip the bait through sparse grass so it will come through clean and not get hung up
Spinnerbaits = Med to Med Heavy Mod Fast (See previous video of my favorite spinnerbait rod)
Lipless Crankbaits = Med to Med Heavy Fast
Squarebills/Shallow Diving Crankbaits = Med to Med Heavy Mod to Mod Fast
Deep Diving Crankbaits (less than 3/4oz) = Med Mod Fast
Deep Magnum Crankbaits = Med Heavy Mod Glass (TFO Tactical Glass 7'10" Med Heavy Mod Glass is still my favorite rod for this)
Glide Baits/Big Swimbaits (w/Treble Hooks) = Mag Heavy Mod Fast
Big Swimbaits (Straight Shanked Hooks) = Heavy to Mag Heavy Fast
Jigs = Med Heavy to Heavy Fast
Finesse Jigs = Med Light to Med Fast Spinning Rod
Topwater Treble Hooks = Med to Med Heavy Mod Fast
Topwater Buzzbaits = Med to Med Heavy Fast with Braid to a Mono or Fluoro Leader
Topwater Frogs = Heavy Fast
Flukes (Rigged Texas Rig or Nose Hooked) = Medium Fast
I'm sure I'm forgetting some other presentations, if there is one not covered, please ask in the comments!
GEAR USED:
Temple Fork Outfitters Casting & Spinning Rods
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Bates Reels
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[@All_is_Outdoors]

Nice video! Appreciate the incite, and for sharing with us!

[@JakeHarshman]

My pleasure!

[@Theriverrunpodcast]

I've been switching to more moderate action rods for my reaction baits. I find my landing ratio is much better. Solid video and information dude.

[@JakeHarshman]

Good stuff!