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Topic: Fishing Lines  (Read 2108 times)

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Jeffo

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55lb Diawa Samurai Braid for anything salt w/ 25lb flouro for diminished visibility.

When bait fishing (sturgeon/Stripers) sturgeon leader material- steel wire. Striper leaders 25lb flouro.

Most plastics you need them to "naturally" sink, so I use flouro. And it's less visible in the water for those easily spooked fish.

Reaction baits, mono. Shock absorption.

Frogs and punching mats- 50lb braid

Trolling for trout- 8lb mono

Stream trout- 4lb mono

I know I left something out- but that's what I can think of :)

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