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I will be adding a new rod to my arsenal this winter. A medium power, fast action casting rod to be exact. I'd like to use it as an all-around rod using it for jerkbaits, topwater, small spinnerbaits and chatterbaits, texas rigs, and maybe some weightless senkos and flukes. My question is what is your opinion of line choice? I go braid to fluoro on my spinning rods and have braid on my jig rod, but was thinking about doing straight fluoro, probably 12 pound. What do you guys think?

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Fluoro would be fine for everything except topwater because it sinks.

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30 or 40# braid and a fc leader has always worked for me.  Micro guides can be a pain as the K of can get hung up on the cast.  Everytime I try straight fc I end up going back to braid so I'm a little biased. 

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Agreed,  Yo Zuri would be a good choice also..

 

 

 

 

 

Mike 

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A line like P Line CXX in 10 pound test might be a good compromise. If you go that way use 20 pound in moss green. It breaks around 23 pounds.  Also treat it with line conditioner. It has a bit of memory.

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10 hours ago, Mike L said:

Agreed,  Yo Zuri would be a good choice also..

 

 

 

 

 

Mike 

YEP^

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12 hours ago, Jacob Phelps said:

 I'd like to use it as an all-around rod

 

Yo-Zuri Hybrid is a good choice for "all-around" use.

 

:party-100:

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