Lukie Posted June 6, 2017 Posted June 6, 2017 Iam wondering if 50 pound spider wire stealth is good for swim jigs and chatterbaits Quote
Super User NHBull Posted June 6, 2017 Super User Posted June 6, 2017 Unless you are in the salad, I think it is overkill, but no real downside Quote
Super User RoLo Posted June 6, 2017 Super User Posted June 6, 2017 I agree with the boys above, 50-lb braid would be fine, but 30-lb braid would be ideal. Roger Quote
Super User geo g Posted June 6, 2017 Super User Posted June 6, 2017 I just used. 50 pound braid with a jig and a 7 ft. Gator snapped it like it was thread. Other then gators it will be great. Quote
Super User fishwizzard Posted June 6, 2017 Super User Posted June 6, 2017 I've never been entirely clear on the different applications for 4 carrier vs 8 carrier line. The braided I currently have is a mix of both and I'm not entirely sure what differences I'm supposed to be seeing. Quote
Super User Angry John Posted June 6, 2017 Super User Posted June 6, 2017 8 carrier should be more round smooth and make very little noise threw the guides. 4 carrier will be more rough and should cut better for frogs and punching in thick mats. Brands vary on how they do these things. Quote
hunterPRO1 Posted June 6, 2017 Posted June 6, 2017 youll get a better cast with 30/40, save the 50/65 for the salad. Quote
Super User MassYak85 Posted June 6, 2017 Super User Posted June 6, 2017 For swim jigs and chatterbaits I use 30. For general jigs for casting/pitching to cover or dragging on the bottom I use 40lb. But I think depending on how thick your cover is 50 could be justified as well. Quote
Super User NHBull Posted June 6, 2017 Super User Posted June 6, 2017 I just don't get why such heavy braid.. This weekend I did some bay fishing and was landing 40 inch bass on 10 lb Braid with 20 lb FC, no digging in and in fact after a couple the line performed better... 1 Quote
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