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I want to start using jigs this year and don't know what to use them on. I have 2 rod and reel setups that I think I could also use for johs. My first one use for soft plasticsnt that is 6'6" MH with an Abu Garcia Orra 2SX (6.4:1) and I'm planning on getting a rod for top water frogs that is 7'-7'3" and a reel with somewhere around 7.1:1 gear ratio. Which one should work better? Or should I just wait till I have the money and get a seperate jig setup?

My other setups are a 5.4:1 Lew's Super Dury Speed Spool on a 6'9" MH rod I want to use for my treble hook lures and then I have 7.1:1 reel I'm getting rod for thats around 6'6"-7' for spinnerbaits. But from what few things I've read I don't think those would work for jig fishing.

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^ yes.....or better yet, get what you think will be the perfect jig rod and throw frogs with it. 

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If you aren't going to be fishing extremely heavy cover with frogs and jigs or super deep water with heavy jigs 5/8 oz or heavier, a 7MHF with a good tip will work just fine. I do it all the time. However, I have two different set ups for each. I use straight braid for frogs and braid/fluoro leader for jigs. I don't like having to cut the leader off and tie on a frog every time I want to use the frog, so I have two different set ups.

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