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On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 07:18:51 -0600, "Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers"
wrote: "1984" wrote in message .. . Lets say I have a baitcaster that is made for 10-14 lb line and a rod the same. Will I have any problems putting on 14 lb fireline even though the diameter is only 6 lb? Make sure that when you put the line on the reel, that you spool it VERY tightly under a lot of tension to reduce this problem. Good advice from Huber! Here's another idea: unless you have a good reason for loading 14# Fireline, why not use 25# or 30#? The heavier line won't dig in/backlash as easily. I have used 30# Fireline on an assortment of Curados and Daiwas for years without a problem. The stuff casts like a dream, even with light lures and is strong enough to pull stumps. |
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