When is too many?

[Kent]

For approximately the first 40 years of my fishing life I always owned one rod and one reel.  Since then I have picked up a couple more rods and reels.  I just finished making some rod holders for the ceiling of my garage, so I finally could actually see all of my rods.

[a_bow_nut]

Some things are just better left unknown. That way you don't how bad the addiction is. 

[dubob]

Kent, there are only two conditions of ownership; just enough and not enough. More than enough doesn't exist.

[RockyRaab2]

My very anti-gun MIL once asked me just exactly how many guns I had. I told her I was one short.

[Cowboy-up]

Reminds me of the guy who walked into the saloon and said, " I got a fully loaded revolver and I want know who's been sleepin' with my wife". An old guy in the back of the room says " You need more bullets"

[FatBiker]

I use to be married. Use to.

[meancuznalfy]

Lol, I'm always one short on rods, guns and hunting/fishing equipment. On the flip side, my better half thinks I have too much.

[packfish]

never too many- Fly rods- trolling rods- bass rods, perch rods , trout rods. etc etc.

[TubeDude]

You have progressed well on your journey, young man.  Nice display.

[mme1]

The only downside is the one you decide you needed will always be home in the garage.

[BG1]

Not quite enough until you have a Shimano Stella spinning reel and a GLoomis rod to
match. Trust me, I'm not quite there myself.

[fishalot13]

There are a few things in life that you never get rid of and never have enough of.  Fishing rods and guns are on that list!

[Springbuck1]

It's bows for me.  I make em, buy em, people give me old ones.......

But recently, through a series uf random and unpredictable events, I have ended up with FIVE Uglystiks.  I am HARD on equipment, and if I don't lose it, I'll break it, or my kids would for me.    I currently feel set for life.