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I've had both the ghost was more sensitive but the guides on the ghost don't hold up too well against braid. The ceramic guides on the veritas are pretty fragile though. 

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Look into the abu garcia vendetta rod. I have a 7'3" med heavy and it works great for frogs 

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Out of those two, the Veritas. They run a little stiffer too which can be beneficial to frog fishing. I do believe that within that $100 price range, you can find other better options. But as I stated, between those two, I'd go Veritas. 

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My frog rod is a Veritas original series and back then they did not offer a frog version. Like others have said a Veritas rod runs a little heavier in action than they list., Their lure weight listed on the rods ( including the new Veritas 2s) are correct, but if they say a rod is Medium it will be almost Medium heavy.  I first purchased an original Veritas Heavy and it was too much so I purchased a Veritas MH. That rod works great. I caught them on sale so I did not mind. The Veritas Heavy is like a Mag Heavy and it will work well for big jigs on deep ledges.  If you are paying around $100 bucks for those rods I would seriously consider a Powell Inferno model 725CF Mag Heavy. It will run you $109.00. Tackle Warehouse has three in stock These rods are really nice.

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I agree with UKCATBASSER.  I like the Ghost's actions better, but the Veritas is super strong for frogging.  

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