7500ss

[sharkman]

I would like to try vertical jigging would the older spinfishers hold up to the task?

[handi2]

Yes they will and many do.

[Captain64-200]

http://fishinkona.com/jigging.htm

I don't know if this will help ,but this page is  interesting .May be the modification applies to 7500SS  too ?

[Alto Mare]

I would like to try vertical jigging would the older spinfishers hold up to the task?

This guy didn't think so and he went ahead with some upgrades
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=penn+750sds+upgrades+part+1&view=detail&mid=1292E6448EA9B2A6DF371292E6448EA9B2A6DF37&FORM=VIRE

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=penn+750ss+upgrades++youtube&view=detail&mid=840EFE2E408BF25F2C8D840EFE2E408BF25F2C8D&FORM=VIRE

Sal

[Bryan Young]

A quick and simple upgrade is https://www.mysticparts.com/CustomParts/UltimateUpgrades/UU-PENN700Z/800Z.aspx.

Changes you in spool drag system from a 3-stack to a 5-stack.

[Alto Mare]

A quick and simple upgrade is https://www.mysticparts.com/CustomParts/UltimateUpgrades/UU-PENN700Z/800Z.aspx.

Changes you in spool drag system from a 3-stack to a 5-stack.

These are great, how about some for the 650SS?

Sal

[conchydong]

The 7500s have been my staple reel for some 20+ years for  bailing Dolphin and pitching jigs to Cobia etc. but for speed jigging using spectra, I think there are better options as they were made for mono and aren't the best tool for the job. They may get it done but once you use a reel that is appropriate for the task you will see what I am talking about. It is not about the drag but the smoothness of the retrieve and the line lay.
Just my opinion for this usage. Your mileage may vary.