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I plan to replace all the line on all my fresh & sal****er reels.
I'm still using the old open-face spinning & Ambassador baitcasters for sal****er trout, reds & flounder - as well as bass in fresh water:-) QUESTION: Is there one good monofiliment type line that I can use for both fresh & sal****er? Here's my order of interest: 1. Will not tangle (curl up) - the grandkids will be using them as well 2. Will stretch - rather than break 3. The diameter of the line should be as small as possible for, I guess about 15 pound or so line ... I'm not really sure about the pound rating of the line. I guess there is some compromise between line diameter & pounds - but I do not know what that is. "I prefer to give up a few feet in casting distance & have more line strength - just do not want that trophy to break the line." Here's a couple of links that I found. I was unable to find a really good & objective review of fishing line. Spider wi http://www.hunting-fishing-gear.com/...splay/270.html Fluorocarbon: http://www.activeangler.com/articles.../invisible.asp THANKS Gene |
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