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I will be using a medium heavy rod and throwing only 3/8oz spinnerbaits and buzzbaits, fishing in shallow water 10ft the deepest. Heavy vegetation to moderate some structure, what would be the best pound test to use?

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1 minute ago, keagbassr said:

I throw mine on 30 lb. Straight braid.

Same here

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My 1/2 oz and less I'm throwing on 20# braid, over that on 50#.

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I use 16 pound fluoro and never had a problem on spinnerbaits.  Buzzbait is usually straight braid 50#

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8 minutes ago, Ksam1234 said:

I use 16 pound fluoro and never had a problem on spinnerbaits.  Buzzbait is usually straight braid 50#

Ditto

 

 

 

Mike

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   12 lb. Big Game. Spinnerbaits are 3/8 and 1/2, single blade, double blade and tandem. Just pulled in a nice one this PM on a 3/8 double Colorado.   jj

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12 # mono ... most of the time ... mostly throw 1/4 to 3/8 oz. spinnerbaits using mostly colorado and indiana blades gold and silver ... white & white/chartreuse skirts ... 1/6 1/8 oz. spinnerbaits 8 & 10 lb. mono on spinning tackle ...

 

like humdingers for 1/4 3/8 ... h&h and academy for the small spinners ...

 

good fishing ...

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Open water around light vegetation and smaller spinnerbaits I'll go down to 10lb, otherwise I'm using 18lb. But that's really just because of the leader line I keep on me (10, 18, and 25). Ideally I'd probably go 15lb most of the time. 

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1 hour ago, ZbestBassman said:

I agree! Or even 12 if the water is clear

Yup. 12 is more than sufficient also if you aren't worried about being dragged into any brush, etc. 

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15-20lb Big Game or Pline depending on the amount of cover. 

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12 lb mono or fluoro, I don’t like throwing spinnerbaits on braid, they don’t tent to be forgiving and repeated use can destroy a spinnerbait balance and even destroy the bend on the wire. I tend to destroy spinnerbaits so I don’t throw 3/8 oz and larger spinnerbaits.  I prefer the smaller ones, pond magic, 1/16 oz to 1/4 oz at the biggest. I fish a lot of skinny water. Depths of 6 feet maybe 8 feet max. 

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Another vote for 30lb straight braid.  If I could only have one line, this would be it.

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7 hours ago, Bluebasser86 said:

15-20lb Big Game or Pline depending on the amount of cover. 

 

This except Yo-Zuri Hybrid over Pline  ?

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Sniper Sunline 16# test, never had a breakoff that I can remember.

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12-15lb Big Game.

 

Allen

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Save the dough and use mono for spinner baits and buzz baits. I like 15lb pline, but most quality mono in the 12 - 17lb class will do just fine. Only time I use floro on my spinnerbaits is when I'm slow rolling them in late fall when the bites are subtle and i want them to run deep. Never used anything but mono on a buzzbait and I throw them alot, especially right now.

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20lb straight braid all day, it is physically impossible to break off, as well as providing a more solid hook set due to the low stretch. Honestly though, it probably doesn't even matter that much which line you use.

 

 

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