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hey, i have a few spinning setups but for baitcasters all i have is a 7'MF St. Croix Premier with a accurist real and its been great but i want to get another setup going this season

i have an quantum burner reel and was thinking about getting a kristler MgJTH70 i really like the looks of the handle and it seems like a great rod for the price. this will be mostly used for jig fishing and throwing tubes and frogs in the thick stuff. so what do you guys think? is there a better rod for the price or is this what i want

oh i forgot what kind of line would you suggest? i have been using 12# sufix and its been great but since ill be using this setup for thick cover would you say maybe 25# test? i was also thinking maybe something like 40# powerpro but the last time i tried braid i hated it but it wasnt powerpro and all i hear is good things about powerpro

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If you want that high a breaking strength use braid. 25lb test mono low profile baitcasters and 1/2 oz baits just don't mix in my opinion. For that price I'd try an Airrus Ultra XL though for that much money any rod will get it done it's just a matter of preference A powell max is another option with a handle like the kistler. Not saying any rod is better but you might want to check them out.

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