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Dink 11-08-2009 10:11 PM

Samarai braid 20lb(diam fo 4lb mono). Smoothest braid out there, but kinda pricey. Don't have to change it hardly ever. When it starts to fade, I take it off and put it back on the spool the other way. There, fresh new line!!! I also use a 20lb floro leader. Use a barrell swivle too..........Those line to line knots are a pain on the water!!!

rosska 11-08-2009 10:16 PM

I change my line frequently due to the line drying out and becoming brittle from the saltwater (I never have this problem in freshwater). I have had numerours trips when I would go to tie a knot and it would continue to break (bad feeling when it is on you favorite setup). Big Game on the big spool is cheep and I do not want my line to be the reason I lose a trophy. I do not use a leader but I do use a quick clip as I change baits fequently unitl I find the right entree to offer.

fishinpox 11-08-2009 10:30 PM

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Originally Posted by rosska (Post 74256)
I change my line frequently due to the line drying out and becoming brittle from the saltwater (I never have this problem in freshwater). I have had numerours trips when I would go to tie a knot and it would continue to break (bad feeling when it is on you favorite setup). Big Game on the big spool is cheep and I do not want my line to be the reason I lose a trophy. I do not use a leader but I do use a quick clip as I change baits fequently unitl I find the right entree to offer.

give us a pic of the quick clip. i have one in my mind but i would think trout would see it mabey its diff than what you use id like to know cuz im a lure changin mofo also

Salty 11-08-2009 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by huntin fool (Post 74209)
Braid you could feel ever tap, but was a pain if hung,or backlashed.


I wouldn't use it, either, if I backlashed as much as you. :smokin:

fritz20 11-08-2009 10:41 PM

Recently I have been using 20lb powerpro. Before that I always used 30lb, but Pox gave me some 20lb and I like the extra casting distance and sensitivity. Sometimes I use a 20lb flouro leader.

I don't have major problems picking backlashes out with braid. In the past i had some nasty ones that needed to be cut out, but this was when I was first learning to use a baitcaster. These new shimano reels have such a good breaking system that my backlashes are much less severe.

fishinpox 11-08-2009 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by fritz20 (Post 74276)
Recently I have been using 20lb powerpro. Before that I always used 30lb, but Pox gave me some 20lb and I like the extra casting distance and sensitivity. Sometimes I use a 20lb flouro leader.

I don't have major problems picking backlashes out with braid. In the past i had some nasty ones that needed to be cut out, but this was when I was first learning to use a baitcaster. These new shimano reels have such a good breaking system that my backlashes are much less severe.


nothing like slingin a 1/2 oz jh into a post a ptrain w/o any brakes on in the reel and the sun is in your eyes then BOOM awh @%$#!!! no i agree the 20 is better than the 30 lb and the shimano reels rarely give me trouble with backlashes

Salty 11-08-2009 10:54 PM

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Originally Posted by fritz20 (Post 74276)
Recently I have been using 20lb powerpro. Before that I always used 30lb, but Pox gave me some 20lb and I like the extra casting distance and sensitivity. Sometimes I use a 20lb flouro leader.

I don't have major problems picking backlashes out with braid. In the past i had some nasty ones that needed to be cut out, but this was when I was first learning to use a baitcaster. These new shimano reels have such a good breaking system that my backlashes are much less severe.


Pox may never backlash again, now. :shaking: :smokin:

Dink 11-08-2009 10:56 PM

I use the leader b/c the braid is so "floppy" it gets caught in the hooks..........the floro is pretty tough, it won't bend as much, hence no line in the hooks. Plus some folks believe the fish can't see the Floro, so every little bit helps...........Tim

fishinpox 11-08-2009 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Salty (Post 74288)
Pox may never backlash again, now. :shaking: :smokin:

:Dx 100000 thankx homie

Salty 11-08-2009 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Dink (Post 74291)
I use the leader b/c the braid is so "floppy" it gets caught in the hooks..........the floro is pretty tough, it won't bend as much, hence no line in the hooks. Plus some folks believe the fish can't see the Floro, so every little bit helps...........Tim


topwater......:pissed: :pissed:

bay_slayer 11-08-2009 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by fishinpox (Post 74268)
give us a pic of the quick clip. i have one in my mind but i would think trout would see it mabey its diff than what you use id like to know cuz im a lure changin mofo also

The one circled in orange is the one I use. the other picture is the same one, just enlarged a little bit. Hope this helps

Dink 11-08-2009 10:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Salty (Post 74295)
topwater......:pissed: :pissed:


You know it!!!! Heck, them bombers you got too..........don't they have 3 trebles on em?? You should send me a few, I gotta try em. Bruce says they don't work to good, but I would like to judge for myself..........Tim

speck-chaser 11-08-2009 11:00 PM

Ive used 14 lb. pline and silver thread an-40. To me the line is just getting good after the second time out. I dont have the time to be changing lines every couple of trips. If the line only lasts that long, its time to find a better line. I dont have a problem with it dry rotting. I spray my reels and string down,with a silicone lubricant after every trip-seems to keep my string nice and supple.

fishinpox 11-08-2009 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Salty (Post 74295)
topwater......:pissed: :pissed:

my topwater set up is the only one with mono . im prolly gonna just switch it to braid with a leader though .screw mono

fishinpox 11-08-2009 11:02 PM

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Originally Posted by bay_slayer (Post 74296)
The one circled in orange is the one I use. the other picture is the same one, just enlarged a little bit. Hope this helps

you can still catch fish with all that **** on your string!! i would seriously think the fish could see it . where did you get them things im gonna have to see em in person mabey they are smaller than i think

bay_slayer 11-08-2009 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by fishinpox (Post 74304)
you can still catch fish with all that **** on your string!! i would seriously think the fish could see it . where did you get them things im gonna have to see em in person mabey they are smaller than i think


Naw man they are tiny........give me a few minutes........i'll go take a picture next to something so you can see the size

Dink 11-08-2009 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by fishinpox (Post 74279)
nothing like slingin a 1/2 oz jh into a post a ptrain w/o any brakes on in the reel and the sun is in your eyes then BOOM awh @%$#!!! no i agree the 20 is better than the 30 lb and the shimano reels rarely give me trouble with backlashes




Can't wait to try it w/ my new Diawa Coastal 153H!!!! Curado Shurado Pfft............

fishinpox 11-08-2009 11:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Dink (Post 74306)
Can't wait to try it w/ my new Diawa Coastal 153H!!!! Curado Shurado Pfft............

my arse!!! prolly a great reel but not compared to a curado or a chronarch!!

bay_slayer 11-08-2009 11:12 PM

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Originally Posted by fishinpox (Post 74304)
you can still catch fish with all that **** on your string!! i would seriously think the fish could see it . where did you get them things im gonna have to see em in person mabey they are smaller than i think


I use them until I find out what they are hitting on.........then I tie straight to the lure of the day.

bay_slayer 11-08-2009 11:12 PM

Dang that picture wound up being huge............but you get the picture


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