What is your recommendation for Combination Salmon and Halibut Gear.

Ok I went with the Daiwa Saltiga G Jigging Rod SAG-J66MF   but have yet to find a left hand retrieve Reel.  I am looking at the Penn Squall sql20lw  any one have any input on these?  It is a graphite case instead of metal.  would it stand up?

The Penn Squall would work fine for both. 

I use Avet 2spd MXL with 60 or 80lb braid and a Shimano Trevala 6'6"MH for my halibut, but I have caught them on my salmon setup too since we were allowed more than 1 rod for halibut till this year. 
My salmon setups are 1970s Abu Garcia 9000 or 10000s auto 2speed reels with Shimano 8'6" Terez XtraFast rod with 40lb braid.  I sometimes use a 7'6" Tiger Ugly stick for salmon with 30lb too.

Ok I went with the Daiwa Saltiga G Jigging Rod SAG-J66MF   but have yet to find a left hand retrieve Reel.  I am looking at the Penn Squall sql20lw  any one have any input on these?  It is a graphite case instead of metal.  would it stand up?

Should work fine.  Although if you can, I always recommend a lever drag reel on kayaks.  I find that making adjustments with the fish happens a lot more often on my kayaks.

Ok I went with the Daiwa Saltiga G Jigging Rod SAG-J66MF   but have yet to find a left hand retrieve Reel.  I am looking at the Penn Squall sql20lw  any one have any input on these?  It is a graphite case instead of metal.  would it stand up?

  Thank you for the input

The Penn Squall would work fine for both. 

I use Avet 2spd MXL with 60 or 80lb braid and a Shimano Trevala 6'6"MH for my halibut, but I have caught them on my salmon setup too since we were allowed more than 1 rod for halibut till this year. 
My salmon setups are 1970s Abu Garcia 9000 or 10000s auto 2speed reels with Shimano 8'6" Terez XtraFast rod with 40lb braid.  I sometimes use a 7'6" Tiger Ugly stick for salmon with 30lb too.

This question had me curious since I figured the requirements for your Halibut set up would depend on where you are fishing.  I think some of the small Halibuts I am catching down here on lighter tackle would be seen by you Alaska guys as just the right size bait for the Big halibut you guys pull in. 

If you're really set on a combo for both, I'd recommend the following:

Daiwa Saltiga G Jigging Rod SAG-J66MF 
Daiwa Saltist Line Counter Reel STTLW30LCHA

The rod has a lot of action at the tip and is fairly sensitive but has enough backbone to pull you out of your yak.
The reel is a purpose built saltwater reel with 15lbs of drag.  The 40 model has 22lbs of drag.

Disclaimer:  I am on the Daiwa Pro-Staff but this combo is friggin awesome.
-Mark-

  Ok so I ended up going with this entire set up.  I will just retrieve right handed.    I will Say the Shimano Trevela was a very nice rod and I would have purchased it had I not already made my mind up to go with the Saltiga.  Thank you for The input everyone.

If I'm lucky this will be my first season with a Halibut on my tag. I'm fishing with a Shimano Trevala rod & a Release SG left handed lever 30 lb drag. I'm still breaking this combo in but I felt it handled a 6ft sturgeon yesterday that was a 45 min fight and ran several times with max drag. I Really wanted to get into a Daiwa but I'm a right handed lefty.

If I'm lucky this will be my first season with a Halibut on my tag. I'm fishing with a Shimano Trevala rod & a Release SG left handed lever 30 lb drag. I'm still breaking this combo in but I felt it handled a 6ft sturgeon yesterday that was a 45 min fight and ran several times with max drag. I Really wanted to get into a Daiwa but I'm a right handed lefty.

WOW! You were able to put 30 pounds of drag against a dino. Thats impressive. How did your kayak feel, stability wise, against a fishing pulling 30 pounds? Have you checked your drag against a scale?

Assuming the butt of your rod was in your lap, you'd have to exert 60 to 90 pounds of force to make 30# of drag slip.  Where's sumpnz?