KSRonH
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Here's my opinion and a little food for thought. I own 1 rod that will do everything you want, handles 1/16 oz rosdrunners and jigs to heavier 1/2 oz lures from 4# to 10# line. It's the LTBS69MLXF St Croix Legend Tournament Bass rod. The quality of this rod is quite a bit better than in the SC II blank of the Premiers and Triumphs. It uses the SCIV blank and has a life time warranty. This rod retailed for $230 but because this line has been changed for 2012 the 2011 model is for sale at St Croix's web site for $161, the price you'd pay for two lesser quality rods. You would also save some money in needing only 1 reel. The sensitivity of this rod is far superior also. I personally would prefer one higher quality rod that can do the job of two lesser quality rods. Here's the link if you decide to check this option out. http://www.stcroixrods.com/shop/catalog/Freshwater-23-1.html
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15# braid will dig into itself on a baitcaster. I would recommend using at least 30# braid with 50#, (12# mono equivilent), being a better choice. Save your 15# for use on a spinning reel and spool up your baitcaster with a thicker diameter braid. Hope this helps.
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