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Old November 20th, 2003, 08:11 PM
Jeff Durham
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Default Increasing casting distance.

I have never used spider line. I know others that use it and really like
it, but I don't know how it compares to PowerPro. I have used various types
of mono, Fireline, and PowerPro. I have settled on PowerPro is my all
around favorite.

Jeff

"Spoonplugger" wrote in message
news:Uw4vb.440336$pl3.212416@pd7tw3no...
What about spider line? I have been consistently outcast on that

stuff,never
used it myself too cheap to pay 30 bucks for a spool of line
"Jeff Durham" wrote in message
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I think you are going to get better distance with PowerPro than mono.

You
could switch to their 8lb test which is 1lb mono diameter. I would

assume
that would cast further than the 10/2.

Jeff

"CR" wrote in message
om...
I want to increase my casting distance with light lures (1/16th oz),
using a spinning reel. I'm using a 5' 6" ML rod with a Symmetre 2000
reel and powerpro 10/2. I have 2 ideas. One is to spool my reel as
full as possible. The other is to switch to a longer rod (maybe 6'
6"). I suspect many of you will recommend the longer rod, if so I have
a question. Most 6' 6" rods seem to be rated M or higher. Will a M
action rod work with really light lures? Should I get a ML 6' 6" rod?
I was thinking of the Berkely Bionix (50$ at Walmart).

Thanks!

Chuck.







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Old November 20th, 2003, 09:29 PM
Richard Liebert
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Default Increasing casting distance.

6'6" rod with large diameter spool and PP should do the trick.
I use 20lb PP on a Cabalas Prodigy reel.
Works just great!
You can only cast just so far with any setup.


"Jeff Durham" wrote in message
...
I have never used spider line. I know others that use it and really like
it, but I don't know how it compares to PowerPro. I have used various

types
of mono, Fireline, and PowerPro. I have settled on PowerPro is my all
around favorite.

Jeff

"Spoonplugger" wrote in message
news:Uw4vb.440336$pl3.212416@pd7tw3no...
What about spider line? I have been consistently outcast on that

stuff,never
used it myself too cheap to pay 30 bucks for a spool of line
"Jeff Durham" wrote in message
...
I think you are going to get better distance with PowerPro than mono.

You
could switch to their 8lb test which is 1lb mono diameter. I would

assume
that would cast further than the 10/2.

Jeff

"CR" wrote in message
om...
I want to increase my casting distance with light lures (1/16th oz),
using a spinning reel. I'm using a 5' 6" ML rod with a Symmetre 2000
reel and powerpro 10/2. I have 2 ideas. One is to spool my reel as
full as possible. The other is to switch to a longer rod (maybe 6'
6"). I suspect many of you will recommend the longer rod, if so I

have
a question. Most 6' 6" rods seem to be rated M or higher. Will a M
action rod work with really light lures? Should I get a ML 6' 6"

rod?
I was thinking of the Berkely Bionix (50$ at Walmart).

Thanks!

Chuck.








 




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