Absolutely, I'd be happy to help you set up your fishing line with the right tackle, line, and bait for both panfish/sunfish and active bass fishing. Let's break it down into two parts:

Panfish/Sunfish Setup with a Bobber

1. Rod and Reel:

• Rod: A light or ultralight spinning rod, around 5-6 feet in length.
• Reel: A small spinning reel that matches the rod's specifications.

2. Line:

• Line: 4-6 lb monofilament line. Monofilament is easy to handle and perfect for smaller fish like panfish and sunfish.

3. Tackle:

• Bobber: A small, round bobber or slip bobber.
• Hook: Size 8-12 hooks, preferably thin wire hooks for easy penetration.
• Split Shot Weights: Small split shot weights to help your bait sink.

4. Bait:

• Live Bait: Worms, crickets, or small minnows.
• Artificial Bait: Small soft plastics like grubs or tubes.

Steps to Rig:

1. Attach the Bobber: Thread your line through the top and bottom of the bobber if it's a fixed bobber. If using a slip bobber, thread the line through the bobber and attach a bobber stop above it.
2. Add Split Shot Weights: Pinch a small split shot weight onto the line about 6-12 inches above the hook.
3. Tie the Hook: Use a simple knot like the improved clinch knot to tie your hook to the end of the line.
4. Bait the Hook: Thread a worm, cricket, or small piece of artificial bait onto the hook.

Active Bass Fishing Setup with a Dropshot or Texas Rig

1. Rod and Reel:

• Rod: A medium to medium-heavy spinning or casting rod, around 6'6" to 7'2" in length.
• Reel: A spinning or baitcasting reel that matches the rod's specifications.

2. Line:

• Dropshot: 6-10 lb fluorocarbon or co-polymer line.
• Texas Rig: 12-20 lb fluorocarbon or braided line with a fluorocarbon leader.

3. Tackle:

• Weights:
  • Dropshot: 1/8 to 1/2 oz dropshot weights.
  • Texas Rig: 1/8 to 1 oz bullet weights, preferably tungsten for a smaller profile and better sensitivity.
• Hooks:
  • Dropshot: Size 1 or 2 dropshot hooks.
  • Texas Rig: 3/0 to 5/0 extra wide gap (EWG) hooks.
• Bobber Stops: For the Texas Rig, to keep the weight in place.

4. Bait:

• Dropshot: Soft plastics like worms, minnows, or creature baits.
• Texas Rig: Soft plastics like worms, craws, or creature baits.

Steps to Rig:

Dropshot Rig:

1. Tie the Hook: Use a Palomar knot to tie the dropshot hook onto the line, leaving a long tag end (about 12-24 inches).
2. Attach the Weight: Tie the dropshot weight to the tag end of the line.
3. Bait the Hook: Nose-hook or wacky rig a soft plastic bait onto the hook.

Texas Rig:

1. Thread the Weight: Slide a bullet weight onto the line.
2. Add a Bobber Stop: If desired, add a bobber stop above the weight to keep it in place.
3. Tie the Hook: Use a Palomar or improved clinch knot to tie the EWG hook onto the line.
4. Bait the Hook: Texas rig a soft plastic bait by threading it onto the hook, ensuring it is weedless.

Shopping List for Walmart:

• Light or ultralight spinning rod and reel combo (for panfish)
• Medium to medium-heavy spinning or casting rod and reel combo (for bass)
• 4-6 lb monofilament line (for panfish)
• 6-10 lb fluorocarbon or co-polymer line (for dropshot)
• 12-20 lb fluorocarbon or braided line (for Texas Rig)
• Small round or slip bobbers
• Size 8-12 hooks (for panfish)
• Size 1 or 2 dropshot hooks
• 3/0 to 5/0 EWG hooks
• Small split shot weights
• 1/8 to 1/2 oz dropshot weights
• 1/8 to 1 oz bullet weights (preferably tungsten)
• Bobber stops
• Live bait (worms, crickets) or small soft plastics (for panfish)
• Soft plastics like worms, minnows, craws, and creature baits (for bass)

I hope this helps you get started with your fishing setups! If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. Happy fishing!