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10 minutes ago, BayouSlide said:

 

Interesting. Which size(s) can you use on the UL?

 

I have #10, #8, and #6. Primarily use the #10 with marabou tails. Once they're wet they cast well enough. I have a couple of #10s without the tail and I'm lucky if i can get 10ft on those.

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