What are you going to target?
That's a bigger reel than my tuna reel

Reel probably at home on a long shark stick from the surf or on a 50lb standup rod offshore for cape tuna with 80lb braid backing and some good .65mm topshot. But what do I know haha..
For bottoms and light trolling I just use a jigging stick chopped short on the butt and upside down with a saltist 40H on and .55 or .60 line... Works like a charm, have an elbe and shimano speedmaster that I use for than, much over muchness as far as blanks are concerned..wish I could find another of those elbe jiggers. That setup slayed big fish on lockdown bottom fishing and caught bunch of small tuna on troll too..
If you are going to be baiting for tuna and not using for bottoms, where? I was told to just get a 30/50lb standup rod, any would do, for cape fish for my 30w. For smaller fish in Southern cape you could go lighter on rod. I don't use more than 7kg drag anyway on big fish in the cape on standup, the water is deep and they can swim and tire themselves out. My biggest tuna was around 90kg and was landed in 30 mins on 7kg drag and 30w and 30/50lb standup rod (first big one was much smaller and took 2 hours of torture, helps to know what you are doing), more drag than that and I don't want to go swimming in the deep blue with a big tuna harnessed to me, again. I watch my skipper and crew are relatively effortlessly slaying the fish heavier than them and they are in their mid 60's, fighting large fish in deepwater is all in the technique and does not require brute force at all. For our inshore species up east coast we fish much heavier drag on lighter gear?! But water is shallow and fish are angry and want to cut you off..