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I am a DUCKETT fan and love them for sensitivity applications but I am looking for a lower end froggin combo.. I want a rod that apart from my stupidity will not break under rippin lip conditions. I am thinking 7ft heavy action.. with a 6.4:1 or 7.1:1 real.. I am a lews fan and have considered the laser mg I can get around 64.99

 

so my budget is around $150-170 for the combo as a whole.. RODS I have thought about are the Veritas, Vendetta, BPS carbonilte or other BPS.. Low end Lews Rod.. or would consider a little more expensive rod but then would have to get a cheap reel.. THOUGHTS?!!??!!!!???

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Just dI'd what your looking to do. I got a 7'6 MH Veritas, which has a ton of backbone. The reel I put on it was an Abu Garcia ProMax. I like this reel because not only does it cast very well, but its a 7.1:1 ratio, and has a lock down drag. The high gear ratio and long rod allows you to pick up slack line fast. I use this set up for jigs too. Pair it with some #50 PP and your good to go. This set up works great for me, even in super heavy slop. Hope this helps.

Christian

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Another cheaper lews option is the Wally Marshall crappie baitcaster...still has the line capacity you need...

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At $160, it is hard to beat the BPS Pro Q/Carbonlite combo. I am currently frogging with a 7'1"MH *** and it is very good. You may want H power as you said.

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