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Hello,
Back in the States again and got my tackle out of storage, which includes a Penn jig master 505. It has old mono on it which has taken a serious 'set' which I want to replace and wonder what the latest or best line to use. I saw some braided lines at Walmart which are suprisingly thin, but wonder how they cast [I used to get better than 300ft under a light favoring wind with Ande mono]. Spool/plate clearance may be a problem with the thin stuff because I had to go above 20lb mono so as not to concern myself with an errant loop on a pump retrieve. Also, I stripped the reel to remove the old grease and oil. Is silicone the way to go now? Thanks. Jan |
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