Reel size for 7'1'' L spinning rod

[Nunz]

I am looking for a reel for my L power powell spinning rod. it is a 7'1 rod. I was thinking about a 1000 size stradic, but do not want to spend the money. Now i'm debating on putting my lews tournament speed spin on it. it is a 300 size, but looks smaller than most other brands 300/3000 sizes. it weighs 8.3 oz. would that be too heavy? (i cannot try the reel out because the rod arrived with a broken reel seat and i will be returning it for a new one). any other recomendatios for a good reel for this setup? 

[TylerT123]

8 hours ago, Nunz said:

I am looking for a reel for my L power powell spinning rod. it is a 7'1 rod. I was thinking about a 1000 size stradic, but do not want to spend the money. Now i'm debating on putting my lews tournament speed spin on it. it is a 300 size, but looks smaller than most other brands 300/3000 sizes. it weighs 8.3 oz. would that be too heavy? (i cannot try the reel out because the rod arrived with a broken reel seat and i will be returning it for a new one). any other recomendatios for a good reel for this setup? 

What’s the line rating on the rod?

[Nunz]

3 hours ago, TylerT123 said:

What’s the line rating on the rod?

i believe 4-10lb test, however i am more concerned with the weight

 

[nascar2428]

Okuma RTX 30s, 

[BrackishBassin]

Don’t have that specific rod you’re trying to match, but I use a Fierce 2 in the 2000 size on my 7’ ML spinning rod and it matches up well. Going with a 300/3000 size seems a little large, especially for a L rod. Just a waste of spool space for freshwater. 

[The Bassman]

Daiwa's Tatula 2000 looks awful good and it's under 6 oz.  I'm a Shimano guy but all of their 2000 choices are JDM. 

[TylerT123]

A Pflueger President or Trion? Maybe a Shimano Sienna? Not sure what exactly you’re looking for but I have a Mitchell 300. I love it, great for largemouth. The smallest Mitchell 300 is 6.8 oz. The largest is 9.9 oz.