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I use Seaguar Carbon Pro almost exclusively instead of mono. I only use
mono for flippin & for topwaters. Fleuro isn't good for topwater because it sinks & tends to pull the bait down. Warren "Bob La Londe" wrote in message ... "bill allemann" wrote in message om... I don't use spinning reels all that much and late in the season I tried some fluorocarbon line on two reels in 4 and 6#. They both seemed much more prone to birdnests than before. Is the old mono a better choice? thanks bill I have actually had very good luck spooling my spinning reels with flouro carbon. Sounds like the line was not spooled on correctly or perhaps as somebody else mentioned the line roller is sticking. The lightest I have used is 8LB and typically I spool on 10 or 12. At first I was going to suggest that perhaps the expensive Seaguar Carbon Pro I use lays better than other flouro carbon lines, but the 8lb I have been using is from a sample spool of Maxima that was given to me by their regional sales rep. Actually I have to admit the Maxima flouro carbon is very very good line. I may see if I can find a bulk spool of it in 10 or 12 to use for wacky rigging in clear water. -- Bob La Londe http://www.YumaBassMan.com |
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