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21 minutes ago, Catt said:

Everyone has their own personal repertoire of confusion, that's the beauty of fishing.

I know I certainly do.

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I might be a dumb Coonass but I'm fairly confident the drag is there to help you fight the fish. When a large fish surges the drag & rod's flex work in unison to absorb that shock.   I'v

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11 lb 3 oz on 15# Big Game, drag set at 6-7#, in thick hydrilla.    

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Everyone has their own personal repertoire of confusion, that's the beauty of fishing.   It's 100% personal preference, my preference in worm rods ain't gonna be the same as @Mike L & hi

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28 minutes ago, Catt said:

Everyone has their own personal repertoire of confusion, that's the beauty of fishing.

 

   "Personal repertoire of confusion", huh? That's not fishing, that's LIFE!   ?      jj

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20lb is used for abrasion resistance.    Its more about being a thicker line and maintaining strength after abrasion.   

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