I have 2 6'6 mh rods and 2 high speed reels. One rod has larger eyes and the other has much smaller eyes...why is this and what would you suggest I use them for. Thanks in advance for your help!

I already have:
1.7'4H frog and heavy cover set up.
2.7'0MH texas rig/jig or flippin set up.
3.6'6M crankin set up.
4.6'6MH topwater set up.
5.6'6MH finesse spinning set up.
6.6'6MH Spinnerbait set up.

I would suggest one for another lighter texas rig/jig setup around docks and more open water. The other maybe a backup?

Alright I could see that happening...anybody else have any suggestions?

I already have:
1.7'4H frog and heavy cover set up.
2.7'0MH texas rig/jig or flippin set up.
3.6'6M crankin set up.
4.6'6MH topwater set up.
5.6'6MH finesse spinning set up.
6.6'6MH Spinnerbait set up.

your good to go, send the other two to me..Thanks...

Im thinking about selling them so I can buy a c-rig set up, If I do I will post it soon.

if you like deep cranking you might want to look into getting a longer cranking stick to launch those dd22s out there if you need another excuse to buy more stuff!

Also might want just a medium or medium heavy all purpose rod to throw weightless worms and stuff like that just other baits you have not listed.

Most times, with all else equal, the rod with the smaller guides will be somewhat more sensitive. Again, with all else equal. I don't know what brand or model rods you have so it's hard to say, but with less mass in the guides they will/should transmit vibration better.

Thanks! thats what I was wanting to know.

a c-rig rod, and a weightles rod... weighless flukes, sinkos etc.