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Old 05-27-2012, 10:49 PM
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i use Berkley Vanish and have had zero problems with it so far. I use the 20lb as a leader for my redfish live bait carolina rigs for reds, and the 12lb for carolina rig and artificial baits for specks.
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Old 05-28-2012, 09:32 AM
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i use Berkley Vanish and have had zero problems with it so far. I use the 20lb as a leader for my redfish live bait carolina rigs for reds, and the 12lb for carolina rig and artificial baits for specks.
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I use the same stuff and have had no issues. Usually 20lb. for leaders. Seems to have good abrasion resistance. I use it a lot by jetties, rocks and old pilings when bait fishing.
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Old 05-28-2012, 11:11 AM
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Old 05-28-2012, 04:29 PM
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you get what you pay for when it comes to flouro lines. there is only a handful of decent priced flouro line out there. I spool the whole reel up with flouro lines and I admit, it does take some time getting used to, but after that I love it. my all time favorite is p-line halo. great line, but it will break the bank at 22 dollars a spool. also, I have found that the cabelas house brand flouro is pretty amazing and its only 12 a spool. I use that for most of my leaders. I fish with all 3 lines, mono, braid, and flouro, and hands down, flouro will catch the most fish. the only thing i dont use it for is topwater and fishing a cork because it sinks.
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Old 06-01-2012, 06:46 AM
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you get what you pay for when it comes to flouro lines. there is only a handful of decent priced flouro line out there. I spool the whole reel up with flouro lines and I admit, it does take some time getting used to, but after that I love it. my all time favorite is p-line halo. great line, but it will break the bank at 22 dollars a spool. also, I have found that the cabelas house brand flouro is pretty amazing and its only 12 a spool. I use that for most of my leaders. I fish with all 3 lines, mono, braid, and flouro, and hands down, flouro will catch the most fish. the only thing i dont use it for is topwater and fishing a cork because it sinks.

Pretty much took the words out my mouth.. Halo is the shizznitt and if your fishing rigs offshore and you are using Flouro you will have a big advantage over the rest of your crew if they are using braid or mono, because your jig will be hitting bottom way before theres!
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Old 05-28-2012, 07:10 PM
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trilene 100% flurocarbon 10lbs with a swivel and 12 inch leader for specks and reds. last year my biggest speck was 5 lbs and biggest red was 9 lbs on the exact same rod , reel and bait. just don't try to muscle them and you should be ok. I don't have to re tie unless i get real frayed, which doesn't happen much. I also use uni knots all the way around and don't have to worry about breaking off.
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Old 05-28-2012, 07:33 PM
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trilene 100% flurocarbon 10lbs with a swivel and 12 inch leader for specks and reds. last year my biggest speck was 5 lbs and biggest red was 9 lbs on the exact same rod , reel and bait. just don't try to muscle them and you should be ok. I don't have to re tie unless i get real frayed, which doesn't happen much. I also use uni knots all the way around and don't have to worry about breaking off.
Uni knots are good stuff with both fluorocarbon and braid.
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Old 05-28-2012, 10:36 PM
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I use 20lb PowerPro with Pline 20lb floroclear for specks and reds on arties when fishing Big lake or any area like that. When i fish the marsh its straight braid ....no leader ...when them reds want it they gonna take it!

When i tie the braid to mono i tie a 3wrap surgeon's knot! It wont brake!
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Old 05-31-2012, 08:09 AM
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I use 20lb PowerPro with Pline 20lb floroclear for specks and reds on arties when fishing Big lake or any area like that. When i fish the marsh its straight braid ....no leader ...when them reds want it they gonna take it!

When i tie the braid to mono i tie a 3wrap surgeon's knot! It wont brake!
I have same philosophy. Braid & Leader for trout. Straight braid for reds.

Same size as you except I tie double uni knot. I keep leader shorter...usually around 3 ft or less. You don't want your leader knot going back and forth through the eye of your reel and the less guides of your rod it has to travel through the better imho.
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Old 05-31-2012, 06:39 AM
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Go with Fins wind tamer in 40lb then tie on a piece of 25lb seguar Flouro or 20lb mono with a Albright knot. Make the leader about 6 feet then tie on a tony clip.
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Old 05-31-2012, 08:14 AM
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I have same philosophy. Braid & Leader for trout. Straight braid for reds.

Same size as you except I tie double uni knot. I keep leader shorter...usually around 3 ft or less. You don't want your leader knot going back and forth through the eye of your reel and the less guides of your rod it has to travel through the better imho.
Ding Ding Ding, We have a winner! 2 to 3 ft leader so the eyes in the guides don't get knocked loose from the line knot passing through them.
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Old 05-31-2012, 08:21 AM
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20lb super slick braid with 15lb seagar fluoro... uni to uni knots... no memory no problems. knot holds well. I have caught specs on 1 ft leader after multiple trips. I mostly keep 3ft leader for breakoffs or reties. I dont like that knot hitting all of the eyes on my rod either. I am a little more conservative on my fluorocarbon.
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Old 05-31-2012, 10:27 PM
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Braid to a small barrell swivel then to a 14 inch,14lb cajun line leader. No memory cajun line holds up really well. I like mono def over floro. I believe you need the mono for stretch on trout so it doesnt pull hook from mouth
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