Glad it was of help. The main thing with max drag is that you are using the full potential of the rod and reel, so having the heaviest gear is not always the best if you can't match it to a suitable line and leader, as soon as you have to adjust your drag down from max you are losing the advantage of that heavy gear. The important thing with max drag is the MAXIMUM REEL DRAG as that determines the maximum force on all the equipment without destroying itself or any of the rest of the tackle, think of it as a safety valve that releases the pressure at that set force so as long as all the gear is of a higher value than the maximum reel drag it cannot break.
At the Congo I am using
BOTTOM GEAR
Mokonzi 11'10" 86lb
L'Impulsion 1300 86lb
Braid 0.0145 88lb
Titanium leader 0.0185 87lb
CASTING
Tropicana 7'10" 83.7lb
Bailarina 7500 83.7
Braid 0.0145 88lb
Titanium leader 0.0185 87lb
as you can see you wont break the rod braid or leader as you never "EXCEED" their max rating.
Always use max amount of line on reel as running out will destroy your reel.
It may look scary with all the indicators hard up in the red zone but it wont break.
For a lower level set up for spinning level 63 unless you use baitcoins for braid.
I am using (and still am for fun with the Tigerfish)
Agurarayo 6'10" 76lb
Fileur 12000 74.9lb
Braid 0.014 76.5lb
Titanium 0.018 81.5lb
and you are using almost all the power of the rod.
Also the Texas,Carolina and Three way Rigs even though they are not Titanium seem to be bite proof most of the time.
Buzzbait with X Series nymph(fished minimum speed across surface)is magic for Tigerfish as is X Series medium spoon.
Hope this is of use to somebody.