Three Rods for all your Tackle
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- I will show you that 3 rods are all you need to get the job done! The only problem is that you have to tie several different lures on the same rod! Line clips help speed up the lure changing. These 3 rods are perfect for the power fisherman like myself. In the future, I'll recommend different rods for light tackle or finesse fishing. Bass wishes and catch a bunch!
Roland I'm turning 74 in 4 days.I've follow you,Bill Dance and all the older pros.You wrote a book on 101 ways to catch bass.I read that book over and over again and I want to thank you especially for years and years of fishing know how.You married your wife whom you met on the bass circuits.I Taught my wife to fish and I sincerely want to tkank you from the bottom of my heart for all the wonderful times you helped supply my wife and I for years of good fishing.God bless you Roland and thank again.Great fish my friend.
I have this book too.It is very nice of him to publish all of this information that he acquired through the years of fishing.Thanyou very much Roland
Hope you’re still kicking it, tight lines old friend!
Great post Mr. Vires!
Rod/reel combo with fishing kit as an emergency setup ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxntWMOZsO1Zfv-pdn_XuffEtNkTYAYu4Z recommend but started to use this every day. The rod is thick and seems durable. I keep it neatly tucked into a regular backpack all the time with my fishing gear, and can grab it anytime, put it on my back and go anywhere. I just read in another review that the rod length below the reel is adjustable as well, so I will try that too for even more portability. Probably the best setup I've ever owned. I lost the cap for the eyelets, but no big deal since I still have the black cloth sheath that came for the pole and I use that. Very portable and high quality.
“How many rods do you need?” Is a question only a wife would ask.
I have more rods than I need and less than I want.
Not if the husband doesn't fish and the wife does fish.
Paul Jensen that’s the way to do it
That's what my girlfriend tell's me.
Scott Vickery NOT if you’re talking to your local TACKLESHOP- assistant
*Love St. Croix enjoyable.fishing recommend . Great action. Very enjoyable rod to use. I matched it with a Quantium Catalyst reel and together it works great. *
I personally fish out of a kayak, so having 20 rods isn't an option for me, having this kind of information helps me a lot. Thanks!
Best rod description I’ve ever seen on UA-cam… leave it to “the man” to do it. Thanks, Roland.❤
This was a good video. A lot of ppl don’t know what rods to use for what. If I could fish with anyone in the world just once, it would be with Roland.
I do appreciate all your fishing lessons. They have really helped over the years. I have watched you for over 40 years.
@@Ranger98837 same here. EVERY weekend.
Thank you for showing me different ways to fish I really appreciate that you take the time to do that thank you again for all that you do
Mr. Martin, first I want to say it is great to see you still doing what I've been watching you do for 40+ years now. Now to the matter at hand. THANK YOU! Every time I'm getting ready for a tournament and my dad see that I have 8,10,15 rods he makes fun of me. I've tried to explain to him what you were just saying. I will be showing him this video. I enjoy watching your informative videos. Keep them coming please.
Roland,
You, Bill, and Jimmy are the greatest and I still watch and learn from you all. I am going on 72 years young and have been fishing for 67 of them.
I save your videos to my Roland Martin library and come back to them for instructions as needed from the master of bass fishing of higher education! A follower of 50 years and your still looking great. Thank you for sharing your passion.
I like the idea of a lure clip. Sometimes you just don't feel like tying on a new lure.
You're one of the great ones! I've been watching or listening to you for many years. Always entertaining with great stories to tell and good info to pass along!!!
thanks MR Martin for the videos been watching/following you my whole life and just recently found your you tube channel though and its one of my best cancer treatments is watching and learning from you thanks so much!!!
I love listening to you and your son on bass fishing. The amount of knowledge and stories you two share are much appreciated. I’m starting my UA-cam channel I hope to pass on this knowledge as I improve
Man, Roland is bursting with knowledge. Awesome video.
I just want to thank you Roland for sharing your talents with us. I just bought my retirement home on Bull Shoals and am dreaming of the long days on the water, God willing. I love your videos sir and learn so much from them.
Big fan since the 80's and still is a big fan... Only some of us wish we can take a pic with the 3 Legends... And thats Rolant Martin, Bill Dance and Jimmy Houston...
I learn all my fishing from the 3 and still watching and learning from them...
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It’s the most important tackle we have and I’m glad I can add to mine with every video you post.
I just turned54 and remember watching you since I was a young man.I unfortunately have never fished bass as I’m from Moosejaw Saskatchewan Canada,and really only fish walleye jack and trout.Thanks for you for you the man The King Roland Martin.Always watching you your friend fr9m Canada Kirby
right I can't take his advice either my fish species are the same, so it's light ultra-light and med-light spinners for me only really, I don't like medium, I feel that I only need one pole a med-light and I know what lures catch everything I need, for me it's about rocks not marring up my lures and not losing lures like I did losing one yesterday to a rock
Roland is a living fishing legend. Grew up watching him with my dad and now follow his son! Great people who are always pushing great information. Thanks Roland
Terrific stuff as always! I’ve come to the decision for my 3rd and final rod in my bank lineup will be a medium heavy rod for my 1/2 jigs/spinnerbaits! Excited to get into big worms and big hooks!
I really appreciate how you get right to the point, no wasted time. I learn a lot. Please include written notes since I cannot remember or write that fast.
Honestly, besides the line these rods are very similar. I have been trying to figure out the best rods/reels to get and this was an excellent video showing how many a fisherman truly needs. Great job!
I love your videos. I'll always show love to Roland Martin
Roland - I have learned so much from you!
I watch your videos, then I go try something you said - and Boom - a nice Bass!
Little by little I keep adding to my arsenal - because of you.
You Rock Man - thanks a lot!
Love ur videos rolland you have helped me alot with technics and rod reel selections that I ignored from fishing for 20+ years but can always learn more. Thank you rolland!!!
Mr. Martin, your passion for fishing , and your passion to teach people how to fish is unmatched. Thank you for sharing all you have learned over the years.
Roland, Enjoy your enthusiasm. It's contagious.
Really appreciate your how to videos. Thank your sir! Love your channel and your buddy Jimmy Houston 's channel as well.
Thanks for the Great tips ... I fish in a small boat or a kayak so I have limited space and usually only take 3 rods ... Like the idea of the snap for quick bait changing ... Now I just need to find me a good Heavy action rod ... Thanks for taking the time to share all your vast knowledge with us... Keep'em coming !!!
Awesome.... Your the best Roland.. Thanks for the tips.. 🎣 God bless
Have to show this video to my wife everytime I buy more fishing gear.
Thanks for this video mr Roland. I went Bass fishing 2 days ago and I have those 3 sets ups although I need to switch the 30Lbs to at least 50Lbs braided on the heavy dury rod.
My worm set up for senkos is 12Lbs fluorocarbon and I like keeping it like it is.
It's amazing how that first rod can be used for all those lures.
Again thank you so much Mr. Roland.
I think what we all need is some Bill Dance outtakes...
I appreciate you and sharing your years of knowledge you have always been a class act
Awesomeness Sir as always!
Roland, thanks for that video. My boys and grandsons ask the same questions too. They’re learning though. That’s the beauty of fishing. Thanks again!
I enjoy your vids. The presenter of the Century/ Love to all form Down Under, but hey, we are on top!!!
Thanks for the good advise
I have learned more from your videos in the last week than I ever thought I could. thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!! brand new to fishing
I love your videos. Very helpful!
Great videos sir.i fish in small pond....learning from u .ty..i thought u were going to say ,i are sponsor n u bought rods ..kay thnks again for ur time making videos
Love your videos Roland I’ve been following you for years. May God bless you always.😎
Roland, God bless you for being a mentor and teacher for the world.
I had a friend recently tell me that I have been using the wrong rods. Now I know what to use. Thank you for your help.
Hey Roland, we're all thrilled you enjoy making these videos because we sure enjoy watching them and to learn from the best! Thank you!
That was a great review! I've got about 4 dozen rods for specific applications. This definitely saves precious time when the situation suddenly changes. I find it difficult to concentrate on tying a knot after a big bass has just jumped near me or I see it swirling the water. Having the right rod with the right lure already tied on is a great way of increasing the probability of presenting that lure to that fish before it swims off.
Thanks for sharing 👍👍👍
Roland I am glad you mentioned those quick clips, they are essential if you are only going to have a few rods! I wondered for a while if the bass would notice the clip but the only downside of them is they can catch some extra grass but they still catch loads of fish with them. I use the small ones you have there and the ones with the barrel swivel as well, love quick switching.
I'm looking at getting a 7 foot medium rod. Right now I'm getting by with four baitcaster set ups, and one medium spinning set up for ned rigs and such. Thanks for the video.
I really regret missing out on those Anniversary Tracker boats.
Yea same here. Amazing price for a brand new boat
@billyfromtheusa If I remember correctly, they were $9,999 with electric motor up front, 40 HP motor on the back and a trailer. It's only a 16ft boat so I guess that's why it was cheaper.
Wonderful help. Wonderful. When I’m out of my kayak, which is a lot. I fish quite a few gravel pits where I live in Ohio. More than three or four rods can be a problem. This was perfect
This is the video I have been dreaming of finding! Tight budget, recently started fishing again after 44 years and back then all I had was a cane pole. So when I started last year, I had no equipment, tackle or knowledge. Been doing alright with a GX2 combo, but now I know how to start building my arsenal efficiently. Thank you! Seriously, THANK YOU!
1st half: You only need 3 rods. Theres only a little inconvenience of this clip.
2nd half: This is why I have 10 rods on the boat because look at the pain in the ass it is to have to tie something different every 15 minutes lol. Love you Roland.
Great video 👍
Thank you for sharing your expertice with everyone.
Roland, I really appreciate all the instructional videos you provide! The help not only myself, but my fiancé and kids (this is definitely a family activity) learn more about our favorite hobby! Obviously, the family has more fun when we catch fish! Thanks again!
Pro tips 101..... Love your videos....
I use 1 rod atm but i practically only micro fish. Once i get a job im definitely gonna remember this video 👍
I absolutely love this video Roland! Im on a tiny budget but I have gotten my rod count up 5 and will slowly go up. I got all 3 of these kinds of rods but wasnt sure what setups would go with them but with this awesome video, I know now how to set them up! Thanks Roland :D
You only need three rods, but you need three or four of each of the three! I love it! Can’t have too many rods and reels!
Thx for all the help
Thats why I like building rods. You find that you can use multiple baits on one blank you like but as you said about the cover your fishing you can have the next power up. Like MHX blanks for instance- MB873 is a 7'3 med heavy fast action but they have the MB874 same blank diferent power 7'3 heavy, same with a MB875 7'3 xheavy. Great video. Love the knowledge you share. I also run 65lb braid on my frog rod but never on my worm rods like I've seen you do. Going to try that and see if I have more success 👍
Great video on how to stay in the game with a few rods.
Thanks for a very informative video. I am getting back into fishing and appreciate your thoughtful and economical approach to tackle management. Now if the fish will cooperate, I will be all set!
Great job on how to rig your top ten on a limited amount of poles. Thanks!
Great advice roland. Your videos really help. Thanks
Thanks Roland.Valuable info for All us guy's on a budget!!!
I like this, breaks down to what rods to use for which bait!! Thanks Roland!!
Sir you just made my head explode🤯
I enjoy these style videos! Keep them coming! Always good to hear pro’s advice!
Great Video!! Very informative, with so many quality tips. I use one rod for everything, but have really been wanting more rods for all my favorite baits. There's so many opinions & options out there. But you really nailed this topic. I'm saving this video to my favorites, so I will know where to find it when I can afford more rods. Thanks!
I think you’re a good teacher
A good video and information from you roland.fish on and tight lines.
Simple concept but a lot of people dont know what rods to use for what
Keep the videos coming and ill keep watching RM
I usually bring a jigging worm rod
A crankbait rod
And a mag-bass rod for everything in between
I use two and I do pretty well but any day fishing is better than working - even if you use just one. Thank you, sir!
Great analysis, so you need 3 rods for bass ! My problem is that I'm covering from ice fishing to tuna,marlin,fluke, sea bass,porgies,pike,walleye, salmon,kingfish, mackerel, squid,shark, tile fish,cod,pollock.....etc. I think I got it, I just have to multiply by 3,and I'll have the answer for my wife!:)))))
Thanks for the video
Good video...great info
Great tips Roland thank you for the info
nice podcast. only recommendation would be to paste links to the rods in the description above.
He doesn't read these.
Thanks Roland.....always enjoy your tutorials!
Roland, seeing this makes me so happy. I just started fishing again after a lifetime lay off... I fished from 18 to 30 and didn't fish again till this year and I'm 73 now. Started again about 6 months ago. Everything I saw said no one was using Snap swivels. I always did years and years ago but was strying to stop and was wearing myself out using braid a fluoro leader and retying every time I wanted to switch lures. I've got a bunch of rod and reels already. My fav. was a 6 ft rod, with a Shimano Metanium MGL. So maybe I'll bull the braid off or at least I an put a snap swivel on my leader and use it for multiple lures. Might even switch back to mono which is what I used back in the 60's and 70's. Now because I'm always on the bank, I have a lot of 6 ft rods. So I think I'll keep the Metanium MGL and the 6 ft.
Snap swivels have mostly gone away to be replay by a stronger clip or a plain knot!
I still use snap swivels on a lot of my crank baits . The problem I'm running into now is they are very poorly made and fall apart. So I have been tying more and more onto the line. I have recently seen those snaps Roland is talking about and will be giving them a try this spring. Pretty much if Roland and Bill Dance say give it a try then that's what I do because the student is never as good as the master. Thanks Roland.
I have 4 bass rods kinda one doubles as a crappie rod and one I use for channel catfish. I do plan to get more when I can afford it. Great video!
Great video Mr. Martin, thanks
New sub here. Thanks for the vids! They’re helping me feel more confident on my fishing show on my channel lol.
Thanks Roland but you already convinced my wife that I need 8 rods in a previous video.
God Bless you Roland
Thanks for the information! Great video.
Roland I enjoyed the video and took allot of notes. I have many rods for both baitcasters and spinning reals. I have tried to set up combination to match as many different lures as possible but what I missed in your video was reel ratios. Maybe you have address this in the past?
Great info video thanks
you are the best keep teaching its great
I have watched for many years thanks for the poor mans fishing education
Awesome video
Love this video I have just in the last two years started to try different power and length rods. Used to only have a couple under 6’ at medium. Now my problem is combining gear ratio with kind of line, strength of line, length of rod, and rod power.
With all the lures and basic patterns for bass fishing, one or two rods aren't going to cover it.
Roland Martin Outdoors agreed for all the lures manufactured now, but how many of those lures can you effectively fish in a given amount of time?
great video- this channel is a gold mine- THANK YOU!
Roland how come U never seem to use a swim bait more. I am a little older than u and always used your advise on fishing thanks. I was on a business trip I picked up a magazine and I read a story about a crank bait called the big O. I bought one in Memphis and showed Louisiana the first crank bait on False River. Grew up fishing salt water and when I moved to BR started loving bass fishing and Tournament fishing. About 30 years ago I took my family to Toledo Bend being new to big time bass fishing we had bought a ton of new baits. My middle son who is the luckiest fisherman picks up a salt bait we left on rod with a sassy shad and U know the story. Could have been first swim bait those bass saw.
You mentioned my home river, the Potomac!...I remember back in the day when you went up river during a tournament and jigged bridge pilings up by DC for smallmouth and almost won!...I love your videos Roland...You’re a national treasure.
I just moved to the Potomac area! What sort of jig were you using and what time of year was it? I've never fished bridge pilings for smallies but would love to try it out. If you're interested, I've been posting some videos from the Potomac and surrounding area!