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The Tackle Box (Lures, Baits, Rigs) Discuss everything related to tackle here, including making your own |
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Calling all "professionals"
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I use a small swivel with about 20" of leader. Less line twist and much easier to fool with while on the water.
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50 power pro, Double uni, #20 Seagar red label floro., 50" leader. I use this for trout, reds, bass, live bait and arti. My current biggest catches are a 40+ pound Jack and a 6 foot gator
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I tired that before,did not like the the knot banging up the guides. Guess I can't tie a low profile knot or something.
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Also if you want to test line or knot strength get a bow poundage scale. It has marker for max pounds reached.
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They are a bear to tie. Sometimes it takes me 6 to 8 tries to get it right. When you get it right it is a beast of a knot. Also you can play around with how you point your rod when you cast to help keep knot bump down.
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I don't have that much patience....haha
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Here is a pic of the Jack. To me an hour to land it with a 6'8" Shimano Cumara with a 200E Curado.
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I use 20lb 832 and 20lb floro leader with a uni to uni. If you tie your leader 5 or 6 ft depending on the length of your rod. It will have momentum when it goes thru the first guide and that will eliminate the guide bump. I use the same set up with micro guides and have no issues.
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Yeah man them big ole jacks will strip some drag in a hurry! I fought one smaller than that and by the time I got it to the boat it was dead.
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Had one of them clean all the line off my reel last year on Holly Beach rocks.
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uni to unit knot works well if you don’t want a swivel running through your guides.
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#13
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I use a short leader with a uni to uni knot if I use a leader at all. Most of the time I tie braid straight to the lure.
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