Well, after many days searching and reading articles I decided that I would try some fluorocarbon on an old bait caster reel I have that was just sitting around. I have been using spiderwire braid stealth on a Texas rig and have been having really good results. I wanted to see how it compares to braid since there are alot of pros to using it. I have to say It casts great, really strong, and ultra invisible, but man this line is stiff and has a lot of memory! I had a lot of back lashing on my reel, now it was 100% my doing along with some wind issues but I also think the memory and the stiffness make it to where you really have to be careful and feather. I tried Berkley Vanish in 17lb test on an old Diawa reel with my new Abu Veritas. I also tried a tungsten weight 1/4 oz. with my baby hogs and culprit 7.5" worms and I have to say the sensitivity was out of this world. I think I am gonna stick a Revo S on this rod so hopefully I can get it adjusted to where the back lash issues go away. On a side note, caught 3-2-3 lb. Largemouths and my wife finally got the wacky worm Senko down I was trying to teach her and caught 6 2-3 lb. Large mouth.
