Swim Jig Rod/reel /line options?

[BPBOB]

Bass men out there...

My options of current rods/reels to use for this new- to- me fishing technique.

Rods

Crankbait rods7'6 M and 7'0 MH baitcasters(Moderate action)

IM8 gander Mtn rod 7'0 MH baitcaster(fast action)

Spinning 7'0 M and 6'6' MH rods(fast action).

Reels

baitcast reels are fast 7.1:1 and med 6.4:1

Spinning reels are 2500 and 3000 size

Line

bait casting reels have mono or flouro line 10-12-lb test

Spinning reels have braided line on main spool and mono or flouro on secondary spool.

Thanks in advance.

[Superduty]

From your list, I would swim a jig with the 7'MHF rod. Either of your baitcasters should be fine. I like a MF casting rod with braid but you should be just fine with the MH with flouro.

[Larson15]

the gander rod you have should do the trick. I would beef up a little bit on the line though to at-least 15lb test.

[Cecil]

The Gander baitcast rod would be best. That is almost more of a medium than a MH, so I would do that with either reel and 30# braid.

[BPBOB]

Thanks guys-from what I had gleaned from other spots on the net,I figured the 7'0 MH fast baitcaster would be the best option. Glad to get some consensus - when I checked my Revo STX I actually remembered I have 14Lb Suffix elite spooled on it now.I used it on the St. Croix Avid 7'0 MH crankbait rod and never had a bite-off all summer long. The lipless bait

that was tied on almost all summer looks like heck,and the trebles have been replaced,but I never lost it-even to multiple northerns that had the bait fully in their mouth.Of course, now that I've said it,it'll be gone in the first ten minutes this spring!

Thanks again.