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In your typical #40 lb. to #65 lb. braid line size do you have a preference between the traditional green color braid or have you switched to the new Hi - Viz yellow color braid for better line visibility ?  While I really like the new Hi - Viz yellow color braid  in thinner diameter spinning applications - I'm concerned that in the larger braid diameter used for Frog'n that the bright color yellow may make bass line shy ? What says you - green or yellow for Frog'n braid ?

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I use green colored braid, with frogs there really isn't any advantage to seeing your line since you should already be watching the frog, which is  the only thing that matters anyway.  Yellow isn't going to help you tell when the fish has moved off with your frog, you can see when your frog disappears. 

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1 hour ago, IndianaFinesse said:

I use green colored braid, with frogs there really isn't any advantage to seeing your line since you should already be watching the frog, which is  the only thing that matters anyway.  Yellow isn't going to help you tell when the fish has moved off with your frog, you can see when your frog disappears. 

Ditto 

 

Mike 

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I was lucky to find some yellow 70lb Samurai braid that's been discontinued.  I'll be spooling up a couple reels with that line for  big topwater lures. 

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5 hours ago, Redlinerobert said:

I was lucky to find some yellow 70lb Samurai braid that's been discontinued.  I'll be spooling up a couple reels with that line for  big topwater lures. 

you can find anything on fleabay - http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/310987263063?lpid=82&chn=ps&ul_noapp=true 

search took 4.5 seconds !:Copy_of_icon_thumright:

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My favorite color for braided line is green like the color of a avocado. 

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