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A good setup for trolling or bottom fishing is a 7-foot, medium-heavy rod coupled with a 30 pound conventional reel spooled with 50 pound braid and a 100 yard monofilament top shot

The $100 rule: minimum spend and why it matters I would add a general disclaimer that $100 seems like the magical price point where manufacturers are able to provide gear that performs well and should be reasonably reliable

They wont rust or corrode and are supposed to last much longer so I guess its still an upgrade

Built with a machined aluminum braid ready spool to reduce slipping, the Max X is complete with an ergonomic aluminum handle and co-molded soft touch knobs for increased grip amid long days on the water
Read Next: Best Bass Fishing Rods Best Saltwater Combo: TackleDirect TDSSC701MHT Silver Hook/Shimano TRX300AHG TranX Baitcasting Best Saltwater Combo TackleDirect TDSSC701MHT Silver Hook/Shimano TRX300AHG TranX Baitcasting See It Pros Good for fishing bait and jigs Plenty of backbone Powerful and durable reel Cons Not ideal for casting light lures Key Features Rod Power: Medium heavy Action: Moderate fast Length: 7 feet Lure Weight Rating: 3 to 6 ounces Cork handle with fighting butt Key Features Reel 300 size Gear Ratio: 7.6:1 Right or left retrieve Max Drag: 18 pounds Mono Capacity (pound/yards): 12/230, 14/180 Braid Capacity (pound/yards): 40/195, 50/190 This combo isnt for wading a flat and throwing jerkbait for speckled trout

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