One more braided line question
 

First, the magic marker idea for fading was a good one. I will give
that a a try.

What braided line do you use and why?

Thanks

One more braided line question
 

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First, the magic marker idea for fading was a good one. I will give
that a a try.

What braided line do you use and why?

Thanks


I use PowerPro because it works. It has good strength, it holds up well and
I like the way it casts. I've tried other lines, but keep coming back to
PowerPro. I use 10, 30 and 50 pound for my bassin' duties, 65 and 80 for
muskies.
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One more braided line question
 

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First, the magic marker idea for fading was a good one. I will give
that a a try.

What braided line do you use and why?


Stren Super Braid. Its very smooth, casts well, and is very limp. I flip
with 50 lbo and 65 lb, and thorw crankbaits and spinnerbaits on 20 and 30
pound. I also like 30 pound for weightless plastics in light cover and open
water or around docks.


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One more braided line question
 

Bob, you crank with braided line? Please fill me in...

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"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
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wrote in message
ps.com...
First, the magic marker idea for fading was a good one. I will give
that a a try.

What braided line do you use and why?


Stren Super Braid. Its very smooth, casts well, and is very limp. I flip
with 50 lbo and 65 lb, and thorw crankbaits and spinnerbaits on 20 and 30
pound. I also like 30 pound for weightless plastics in light cover and
open water or around docks.


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Bob La Londe
Fishing Arizona & The Colorado River
Fishing Forums & Contests
http://www.YumaBassMan.com



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One more braided line question
 

"WARREN WOLK" wrote in message
news:UvALg.4927$ub5.3079@trnddc07...
Bob, you crank with braided line? Please fill me in...

Yep, Usually 20lb braid. Medium Moderate St Croix crankbait rod. Works
great ripping through grassbeds. Not bad in the trees either. A slow
gently pull will usually retrieve a crankbait that gets embedded in s branch
by strightening the hooks. In open water I switch to mono on a spinning rod
though. I tried 30 lb and they just don't seem to cast well and get down
where I want them.

AC70MM Avid Series® Crankbait Rods 8 - 14 1/4 - 5/8 3.8 $ 160




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