Good Combination For Largemouth?

[DCfishing]

I'm on a budget and just want a good all around type BC setup(for bass) to accompany my spinning setup. What do you guys think about this?

St. Croix Triumph X 7'0" MH/F Casting Rod MODEL: (TXC70MHF)

http://stcroixrods.com/products/freshwater/triumph-x/

Lew's Speed Spool LFS

MODEL: (SSG1SH)

http://www.lews.com/casting-speedspool.php

[jbsoonerfan]

That would be fine and work well for you.

[fishballer06]

That setup should cover most bass fishing techniques for you. 

[ChrisWi]

I Would get the original Triumph, unless you like the ugly orange and EVA

[fisherrw]

i would swap the rod for the phenix maxum but the reel is a good one, my friend has one.

[Poolshark]

I'd stick with a medium fast in the st croix line up. It will have enough backbone for plastic, be ok with treble hook lures, have enough backbone get fish from medium cover and will be less tip heavy than the mh version.

[WIGuide]

That combo will work. Choose the rod power based on the blank's weight rating and the weight of baits you use most frequently. St. Croix's power ratings are usually a little under many other brands so a medium power from them will have a bit more power than the average medium power rod. 

[DTack]

That is a good choice for an "all around" set up!

[Robert Riley]

Looks good to me!

[yakingfisherman]

Yup that should work for an all around setup

[DCfishing]

I'd stick with a medium fast in the st croix line up. It will have enough backbone for plastic, be ok with treble hook lures, have enough backbone get fish from medium cover and will be less tip heavy than the mh version.

Yeah, that's actually what I'm doing. Thanks for the tip!

[Poolshark]

You'll be happy you did! Like own many versions of st croix medium and medium heavy and I think without a doubt that this would be the way to go!!