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Inshore Saltwater Fishing Discussion Discuss inshore fishing, tackle, and tactics here! |
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braid?
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Berkley sells an inexpensive spooling station. It has a place for your reel and a mechanism that holds the spool and keeps tension, they sell it at Academy.
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I saw that the other day but it didn't look like it would work well with spinning reels.
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It will work with the spinning reels, i have one and i spool my spining reel. I just recently started using suffix braid. I find its not as stiff as the power pro
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Agree!
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Are you using Suffix 832 or another type?
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I use suffix braid too... I just use the regular but I have been curious about the new suffix
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I have the new sufix 832 on two reels...hands down the best braid I have used.
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I use the regular suffix braid, never tried the 832. whats the major differences?
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It is a 8 strand braid versus the standard 6. It also has a strand of gortex material to keep water from absorbing into the line. I really like it alot.
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does it float? |
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I lay the refill spool in in a small bathroom trash can. Works fine.
Make sure the line cone off the BACK side the refill spool. |
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