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For reds and speckled trout, you can do down to a 1/0 or stay with the 2/0 #4-6 for Jack Mackerel, if you are targeting bigger fish such as Cobia, or Yellowtail 5/0 is a good bet

Model Gear Ratio Line Per Handle Turn (inch) Weight (oz) Mono Capacity Braided Line Capacity Drag Max (lb) BGMQ5000D-H 5.7:1 37.8 15.3 14/280, 20/180 30/230, 40/160 26.4 BGMQ6000D-H 5.7:1 39.9 15.2 14/340, 20/270 30/320, 40/240 26.4 BGMQ8000-H 5.7:1 43.4 22.4 16/330, 20/280 40/330, 50/280 33.1 BGMQ18000 5.3 : 1 49.4' 30.5 35/330, 40/280 65/440, 80/330 44.1

We had to tarp off the whole thing, it was ridiculous, but a lot of fun

You are looking for the most active fish with these types of baits

Best All-Purpose: Daiwa BG MQ (3000 size) Pros Durable High line capacity Good drag Good price to performance balance Cons First generation Slightly heavier than the Stradic Key Features: MSRP: $210 Aluminum body Monocoque one-piece body Weight: 9.3 ounces Max Drag: 22 pounds Gear Ratio: 6.2: 1 Ball Bearings: 6BB + 1 Line Capacity: 220 yards of 20-pound braid and 280 yards of 10-pound mono Ill be honest, when I saw the moniker BG on this reel I assumed what it would fish like
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