Tiny torpedo and a jelly worm

spinnerbait
chatterbait
shallow crank
texas rig-3/16oz
texas rig- 3/8oz
wacky rig
shaky head

then usually in close range-
frog
punch rig
topwater walker/popper
c-rig

shaky head, crankbait, carolina rig, jig, chatterbait, spinnerbait.

Swim Jig/Vibrating Jig
Carolina Rig
Football Jig/Structure Jig
Crankbait
Wacky/Weedless Senko

- Shakeyhead
- Squarebill
- Yellow Magic
- Spinnerbait
- Beaver Style Bait
- Senko Style Bait (wacky or Texas)
- Medium Diving Crank
- Frog

Jig
Craw tube Tx.rigged
8-10 inch worm Tx.rigged
Carolina rig
Spoon

Spinning rod for light shaky head or weightless soft plastic.
Drop Shot finesse worm
Drop Shot trick worm
Swing head jig
Swim jig or chatter bait.

I will put up the spoon and get out a square bill if I am fishing shallow.
Then I have 10 rods in the rod box if I need anything else.

Night Fish 90% of the time but this month chances are a Jig / Large Swimbait / Small Swimbait / T-Rig Tungsten,Bead,and Sturdy Hook / Spoon w/Braid / Med-Diver Crankbait /Power Shot (heavy duty Drop-shot on spinning reel).

T-rig
Jig
Middle or deep crank
Squarebill
Weightless plastic
Spinner or buzz

Xcite square bill copper green Shad
Tx rig baby brush hog watermelon red
C-rig Xcite hogalicious watermelon red
Drop shot roboworm

James what about the spinning rig/worm

I'm pretty basic, I keep 6
Crankbait
Spook
Spinnerbait
T Rig
C Rig
Drop Shot

I love flukes, T rigged or C rigged, they catch fish, all the time, anywhere.
I would like to get better at/start using more: shakey head, football jigs, swimbaits, whopper plopper

buzzbait (replace skirt w/ white frog)
squarebill (2.5 fall & 1.5 spring)
jig (Buckeye Flat Top Finesse 3/8)
1/4oz Tx Rig baby brush hog or senko
Dropshot Zoom Finesse Worm

I need to make myself throw C-Rig more it's tied on too just never do it

Rods on deck will change for seasons but at all times I will have four rods out -
Spinnerbait
Senko (change with a fluke)
Flipping rod
Square bill

Sometimes, I will interchange the spinnerbait for a chatterbait, the senko for a fluke.
That's my arsenal to start with, checked in 8 of 12 tourneys this year with this basic combination. I told my partner that I was going to try to simplify this year and it seemed to work out.

This time of year:
A-rig
Jig and eel
swim bait (sometimes bladed)
C rig
weightless fluke
jerk bait
buzz bait
deep t rig
shallow t rig

weightless senko
t-rig baby brush hog
spinnerbait
squarebill crank
buzzbait/frog