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20lb power pro all the way with 15lb stren 100% fluorocarbon leader material. Can't count how many hooks I have straighten or broke off the hook shank with this combo
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QUOTE (SAVAGEPERCHER @ Dec 07, 2017 - 03:12 pm)
20lb power pro all the way with 15lb stren 100% fluorocarbon leader material. Can't count how many hooks I have straighten or broke off the hook shank with this combo
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lol, honestly I have no idea the brand of braid on my rod, but I hate it. Takes an awfully long time to untangle, and tangles FREQUENTLY. It IS, however, very strong.
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Probably about 80% of my rods ( and there’s a lot ), have flouro on them with a few using mono ( mostly for topwaters). I have a few spinning rods with Suffix 832 in 15-20 lb and a couple frogging rods with 832 in heavier sizes. After a couple of years use, they still cast a mile and are as tough and soft as ever.
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I spooled all my summer reels with Spiderwire 20lb white 4 strand braid and use flourocarbon leaders. Like the easy hooksets and seemed to enhance the feel quite a bit. Yes is does tangle easier especially on the baitcasters and is near impossible to untangle compared to mono and flourocarbon. Will try one of my ice reels first to see how it works in the cold with regards to icing up.
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QUOTE (Dee004 @ Dec 08, 2017 - 10:43 pm)
I spooled all my summer reels with Spiderwire 20lb white 4 strand braid and use flourocarbon leaders. Like the easy hooksets and seemed to enhance the feel quite a bit. Yes is does tangle easier especially on the baitcasters and is near impossible to untangle compared to mono and flourocarbon. Will try one of my ice reels first to see how it works in the cold with regards to icing up.
i like to run 50lbs power pro on my baitcaster and it is really hard to get it to dig in
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I agree with the seguar. They also have Tournament which is smaller diameter than any others i have found. Found the spider wire was exactly that. Like wire. Power pro was ok.
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