Monofilament
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Monofilament
Been searching for some new mono, Berkley Big Game let me down a little, might have been the age of the spool, it takes me awhile to us a 1/4 pound spool.
I have some braid now, still looking for a good mono.
What are you guys using?
Looking around there are some I have never heard of:
Momoi, Sufix Superior, Tuff Stuff Premium Mono, Izor Line Premium,
I have spooled one reel with Triple Fish, not sure I like it, it came off the spool kinda funny and seems a bit large in diameter for 12 lb line.
Appreciate your input,
Thanks, Chalk
I have some braid now, still looking for a good mono.
What are you guys using?
Looking around there are some I have never heard of:
Momoi, Sufix Superior, Tuff Stuff Premium Mono, Izor Line Premium,
I have spooled one reel with Triple Fish, not sure I like it, it came off the spool kinda funny and seems a bit large in diameter for 12 lb line.
Appreciate your input,
Thanks, Chalk
I change mine ONCE a year and fish MORE than you Tom I use nothing other than Spiderline XXX "been calling it Spiderwire"
http://www.spiderwire.com/NonFlash/Prod ... l.cfm?ID=7
http://www.spiderwire.com/NonFlash/Prod ... l.cfm?ID=7
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Silverthread AN40. Cabellas catalog. $30 for a 3000 yard spool. Never had it go bad. It's a copolimer, not a mono. Smaller diameter than mono. Tough as nails. Been using it for years.
OK, McFly. You spend over $100 for a reel. You pay big bucks for a rod. You spend $4 to $7 for a lure. There ain't nothin between you and that fish but that piece of string.Order the green AN40. When it starts to fade, change it.
As for you, Mr. Webmaster, my profile is set for eastern time, and my post times are an hour off. Do I need to set my profile to Atlantic time, or can you correct for daylight savings?
OK, McFly. You spend over $100 for a reel. You pay big bucks for a rod. You spend $4 to $7 for a lure. There ain't nothin between you and that fish but that piece of string.Order the green AN40. When it starts to fade, change it.
As for you, Mr. Webmaster, my profile is set for eastern time, and my post times are an hour off. Do I need to set my profile to Atlantic time, or can you correct for daylight savings?
What was I supposed to do today?
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