I use a Falcon Cara Lizard Dagger with a Chronarch reel.

I use a shorter, heavier leader and lighter weight shallow (typically around cover) and a longer, lighter leader with heavier weight for deep offshore stuff

I use a BPS Carbonlite Combo. 7'3" Hvy. 7.1:1 Ratio. 50lb Power Pro braid.

Dobyns Champions 764C with a Revo SX 7:1 reel. 20 lb Invisix with a 15 pound mono/co-poly leader

Dobyns Champion 734C/Lews Tournament Pro 7.5:1 with 50 lb power pro and 15 lb fluoro leader, 3/4 oz tungsten.

TFO Tactical Series 7'3" MH/Lews Tournament Pro 7.5:1 with 50 lb power pro and 12 lb fluoro with 1/2 oz tungsten.

Gotta love that tungsten around rocks.

I use several Crig set up's . One is a spinning set up , the other a baitcaster . Spinning rod is 10lb main with 8 lb flouro on a 7 foot medium action fast tip .
The baitcaster is 15lb main with a 10lb flouro leader .
The spinning rod is for shallower water siutations and the baitcaster for anything over 15/20feet .
My PB was on the spinning set up ( 12.4lbs ) . I think people would be really surprised how a small straight tail worm ( 4" or 5" ) on lite line gets bites

I like somewhere in the neighborhood 7.5 foot good sensitive, heavy rod. Fast tip lots of back bone. I use a 873 crr, and a orochii xx emtf, and a fast speed shimano. Either 50-65 pound braid or 20 pound flouro. I started using braid for the extra long cast when the fish are just out of reach while fishing spill ways tied or anchored by the barrier cables,i feel like i can cast braid a little farther, no proof or documented data . I like .5 or .75 oz tungsten. Glass bead ,brass cracker, big swivel, 12to 17 pound leader. I'm not picky anymore. I keep around big game , cxx , and seagar flour. Which ever I grab. I like 3 foot leader, not too much longer for less awkward casting. My favorite baits are flukes and big lizards, live crawdad every blue moon for a guilty pleasure.

I often switch from deeper to shallower and back several times in a day. I prefer a traditional style set up with heavier weight and longer leader for the deep stuff. When shallower I've found a Carolina Keeper that adjusts quickly and a shorter distance than usual from weight to hook works better. I prefer not to re-tie all day so this is the C-Rig setups I've found that works best.

7'6" Veritas MH with Lews BB1 reel. I have 20lb main line flouro with 15lb mono leader. I like the reel to have increased capacity using larger line.