worm line

[jbomar3771]

what would be the best line for regular worm fishing not in cover or aynthing? the size and braided or mono. thanks

[Catt]

Berkley Big Game 15# Mean Green  

[roadwarrior]

I believe I get more and better bites fishing thinner diameter line. I fish all soft plastics on spinning tackle and #6 Yo-Zuri Hybrid Ultra Soft. I am experimenting with #4 (.009 diameter) and may switch completely to this line thickness depending on results. I have been fishing #4 for smallmouth on the Tennessee River since last fall without a break-off. This is very strong line, highly abrasive resistant and has virtually no memory in use.

[ThaKing]

6# sufix siege, very very strong, very low memory, very smooth.

youll love it

[WhiteMike1018]

RoadWarrior says it all. Yo-Zuri Hybeid is where its at.

-wm

[justfishin]

Berkley Big Game 15# Mean Green

[sal669]

For open water I would stay under 10lb, watever brand you choose. I fish 8lb P-Line CX or 13.9lb Tectan Premium Plus. They have about the same diameter (aprox 0.010), and they test about the same for breaking, even if P-line is rated for only 8lb. The P-Line is softer, the Tectan is slightly stiffer, but fishes well even on spinning reels.

I think line diameter is more important than lb rating (wich is not accurate anyway !!!, is just a sales gimmick). The line dia. has more influence on managebility, flow of the reel and through guides, casting distance,etc.   than lb rating.

My $0.02

[WBFishing]

I have my spinning reel for shakey head on trilene max 8#, 1 baitcaster with 12# vanish flouro for weighted worms, and 10# flouro for weightless worms.  

[bighed]

InvisX fluoro

[BigAL]

10lb Maxima strong and sensitive