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Lets go with semi-pro, ok Bobby? lol...
I dunno, I just LOVE hooking a big bass on light mono, having to loosten up on the drag while running to the back of the boat in an effort to keep him on (just ask Thundercat). Something about pulling in a 5 pound fish with 50 pound line that just doesn't do it for me. Warren -- http://www.warrenwolk.com/ http://www.tri-statebassmasters.com "Bob Rickard" wrote in message ... Huh? Why would a tourney pro want to give the prey a fighting chance? -- Bob Rickard (AKA Dr. Spinnerbait) www.secretweaponlures.com --------------------------=x O'))) "go-bassn" wrote in message ... I put braided/superlines in a group along with dynamite - neither gives the bass a fighting chance. Regards, Warren "Ken" wrote in message ... Hey group, I've been using PowerPro (15 lb test) braided fishing line for sal****er fishing and it works GREAT! Has anyone been using it for bass fishing in freshwater? If you have, what have been the results. Catch more or less fish? Thanks in advance for any replies! Halon |
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