Line for vibrating baits

Started by 68camaro, September 15, 2017, 05:53:00 AM

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68camaro

Looking for best line to use on a new incoming rod, it will be paired with a Shimano Metanium MGL Casting Reel 150HG.

Rod will be for vibrating lures mostly up to 5/8, some 3/4. Currently use 12lb SpiderWire Ultracast mono. Any advantage of going to braid or another line?

Thanks.


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fishballer06

12 lb mono for 3/4oz chatterbaits, yikes...

I'd be using 16lb. Sunline Sniper FC.
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LgMouthGambler

braid. Mono and Fluoro both stretch, and if you want to use either, you will get the same results, just make sure to use a thicker line to help with the stretch. At least something in the .015 to .020 range. Even with that you will have a hard time getting good hooksets at long distances.
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Smallie_Stalker

Quote from: LgMouthGambler on September 15, 2017, 10:36:23 AM
braid. Mono and Fluoro both stretch, and if you want to use either, you will get the same results, just make sure to use a thicker line to help with the stretch. At least something in the .015 to .020 range. Even with that you will have a hard time getting good hooksets at long distances.

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caddyjoe77

if you are going to be doing any close in work near wood and docks I would definitely say up the pound rating.  On my lake I throw 20 pound around the metal boat lifts and wood docks and retie often.
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