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Was courious what pound test most of you use.

Maybe give 2 answers 1 for thick cover and one for open water.

maybe tell what type IE braid flouro lb test and if you know it give the equiv mono size

Ie    Thick cover - I fish 30lb braid = approx 60lb mono dia    

 

I use several types and haven't settled one yet. I like 8lb mono for normal stuff. I like braid on spinning rods too because I don't get near as much line memory loop mess. I'll use 10lb braid.    

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Berkley Big Game 15# for every thing but jigs then it's Power Pro 50#

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My home lake there's a lot of cover and stumps so i've really come to like braided line

My Main 3 Reels

Abu C5500- Tuffline XP 65lb

Okuma Stratus SGT 30 Spinning- Tuffline XP 30lb

Shimano Sidestab 100 Spinning- Tuffline XP 15lb

Other 2

Daiwa 25th Aniversery Spinning (live bait combo)- 6lb. Berkley Trilene XL

Shakespeare Prius 4225X (trout combo)- 4 lb. Berkley Trilene XL

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I use 12lb in Yo-Zuri

       17lb in Trilene

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My spinning rods have either 8 or 10lb Trilene XL

Baitcasting plastics, 10 or 12lb Transition

Baitcasting cranks and spinners, 10 or 12lb Vanish

I tried some Silver Thread for cranks last summer, and liked it.

I have spools of YoZuri Hybrid Ultra Soft, Gamma and Sufix ready to experiment with this year. They are intended for the crank and spinner rods. I perfectly happy with Transition for all my plastics. And, I still like XL for spinning gear.

All my panfish rods have XL, 2,4 and 6lb.

Muskie rods are 50lb braid, one PowerPro, one Spiderwire.

Cheers,

GK

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Spinning tackle:  #4 & #6 Yo-Zuri Hybrid Ultra Soft

Baitcasting gear: #12 Ultra Soft

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I use several different sizes and styles, dependind on what the rod is going to be used for. For open water, I like 8-12 lb test P-Line flouroclear. Cranbaits usually go on 10-lb or 8-lb. Topwaters get 14 or17 lb Sensation. For flipping, I use either 20-25 lb mono or 30+ braid. I have a hard time detecting jig bites on the fall when I use braid, so I only use it in grass.

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30lb braid for flipping

20lb braid for jig/worm, frogs

15lb braid for spinner/buzzbaits

10lb braid on spinning gear

10lb mono for cranks/jerks/topwaters

8lb mono for weightless soft plastics/finesse

4lb mono for panfish

I like the smaller diam. braid, some don't. Also all my mono is low-vis green.

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