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Went out today to wet a line. First time in over a year that I tried Mono on
any of my reels. I have been using Braid for the past two years My Calcutta thought it was spring, and promptly built a birdsnest on every third cast with 12lb line. "Oh no!!" I said. I can't cast mono worth a darn anymore. Looks like braid and I have a permanent relationship from now on. Goodbye mono. Hello braided line and fluorocarbon leaders. Trust me, I tried and tried to get that mono to perform properly for three hours to no avail. Now I can get the foolish thought of using mono for top waters and cranks out of my head. I guess I will have to use a fiberglass rod to handle those tasks from now on. Been looking at the St. Croix Glass Pro any thoughts? Anyone use one of these light weight wonders of modern science. |
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