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fishinpox 09-12-2010 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Montauk17 (Post 193730)
I tryed that before,knot would get caught in the guides and lost alot of casting distance. Do you have the same problem?

Only have that problem when I use larger than 15 # leader on A rod that has micro guides. I'll show you how I do it sometime so the knot stays slim

meaux fishing 09-12-2010 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by fishinpox (Post 193809)
Only have that problem when I use larger than 15 # leader on A rod that has micro guides. I'll show you how I do it sometime so the knot stays slim

you use uni to uni?

fishinpox 09-13-2010 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by meaux fishing (Post 193823)
you use uni to uni?

Yeah uni to uni but I do the wraps a lilduffrent

Bobby Buggs 09-13-2010 05:48 PM

Why would you not want to use a swivel? at $15 bucks a spool I dont want line twists and knots I have to cut out.

cajunwader 09-13-2010 05:54 PM

I have used power pro and suffix.They are both great.I decided on suffix,20-6.I use a 12-18 inch floro leader behind a 20lb spro barrel swivel,with a rosco, size 52 stainless snap to change lures fast.I have never had this snap open on a trout.If you try to roll in a big red with a super tight drag they will straighten it out...

I have used a blood not and do not like the way it feels running thru the guides Good Fishin !!!

fishinpox 09-13-2010 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by cajunwader (Post 193960)
I have used power pro and suffix.They are both great.I decided on suffix,20-6.I use a 12-18 inch floro leader behind a 20lb spro barrel swivel,with a rosco, size 52 stainless snap to change lures fast.I have never had this snap open on a trout.If you try to roll in a big red with a super tight drag they will straighten it
I have used a blood not and do not like the way it feels running thru the guides Good Fishin !!!

I use the quick change swivels as well

trophytroutman 09-13-2010 08:05 PM

thanks for all the input.I use mono for leaders and have ever had any problems.I use 10lb mono and 20lb mono for my leaders.Im gonna try out my suffix this weekend if we dont hit the casino for my wife and I's anniversary.

cajunhntr03 09-13-2010 08:19 PM

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Jedi Lure Tricks 09-13-2010 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Montauk17 (Post 193703)

yeah man it won best new line at icast... its SMOOOOOTH.. its an 8-strand, PP and reg. sufix are 4-strand.. i cant wait for it to come in so i can spool some up an give it a fling.

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Originally Posted by Bobby Buggs (Post 193763)
I have 2 seasons on a spool of suffix, its lost a bit of color but never broke on a fish. And I only use 10lb braid

i never understood the point of 10lb braid, unless you're perch jerkin' lol

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Originally Posted by Bobby Buggs (Post 193958)
Why would you not want to use a swivel? at $15 bucks a spool I dont want line twists and knots I have to cut out.

LOL 2 years? it sounds like u got your money's worth out of that spool :*****:
only way i can get line to last 2 years is to put it in the closet for 1 year and 9 months.


ME? I almost never use braid inshore saltwater. I just don't feel i need it.. MY DRAG WORKS CORRECTLY
the only time I use swivels is on a carolina rig and I personally dislike swivels because they create the need for an extra knot, which means another weak point in my line :shaking: ..
For braid to mono/fluoro i just use a uni-uni splice knot, it has yet to fail me.

Give me 50# power pro on my 7'11" heavy crucial in lacassine and it don't matter if it's 2lbs or 22lbs.... it's comin MY WAY! :smokin:


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