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Bass Pro Shops is having a sale... Should I get 50,65,or 80 pound test line for a bait caster? I may get... two which two should I get?

Question by seth trudeau. Uploaded on February 05, 2013

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from Ontario Honker ... wrote 18 weeks 4 days ago

What the heck are you fishing for, boat anchors? That seems kinda heavyweight for anything I'm accustomed to catching.

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from AAM wrote 18 weeks 4 days ago

I would get 50 and 80.

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from 1Browning2 wrote 18 weeks 4 days ago

Get one that is at least equivalent to 12 lb mono-17lb mono. Bait casters function better with line that is a bit bigger in diameter. Less backlash and wind knots. You would probably be ok with 50 or 65

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from JustTakeMeHunting14 wrote 18 weeks 4 days ago

65and 80, Im assuming if you are putting that kind of line onto a reel it is probably braid and usually people dont put that kind of braid on a baitcaster unless they are uing an alabama rig, which is the only bait on the market that really justifies this sort of line.

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from Pray- hunt-work wrote 18 weeks 4 days ago

They may also have some Penn International 80's on sale too that could warrent that kind of line. You'll need either bench or hand crimpers to attach your lure though.

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from Pray- hunt-work wrote 18 weeks 4 days ago

warrant... i know, if im going to be a smart*** i might as well spell it right

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from Ncarl wrote 18 weeks 4 days ago

???? I hope your not planning on bass fishing with that stuff. could you be talking about braided line? just go with 14-17 pound mono like stated above. I have 10 on one of my rods but thats because I use it specifically for Jerkbait fishing.

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from jhjimbo wrote 18 weeks 3 days ago

If it is a good sale get one of each.

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from AAM wrote 18 weeks 4 days ago

I would get 50 and 80.

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from Ontario Honker ... wrote 18 weeks 4 days ago

What the heck are you fishing for, boat anchors? That seems kinda heavyweight for anything I'm accustomed to catching.

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from 1Browning2 wrote 18 weeks 4 days ago

Get one that is at least equivalent to 12 lb mono-17lb mono. Bait casters function better with line that is a bit bigger in diameter. Less backlash and wind knots. You would probably be ok with 50 or 65

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from JustTakeMeHunting14 wrote 18 weeks 4 days ago

65and 80, Im assuming if you are putting that kind of line onto a reel it is probably braid and usually people dont put that kind of braid on a baitcaster unless they are uing an alabama rig, which is the only bait on the market that really justifies this sort of line.

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from Pray- hunt-work wrote 18 weeks 4 days ago

They may also have some Penn International 80's on sale too that could warrent that kind of line. You'll need either bench or hand crimpers to attach your lure though.

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from Pray- hunt-work wrote 18 weeks 4 days ago

warrant... i know, if im going to be a smart*** i might as well spell it right

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from Ncarl wrote 18 weeks 4 days ago

???? I hope your not planning on bass fishing with that stuff. could you be talking about braided line? just go with 14-17 pound mono like stated above. I have 10 on one of my rods but thats because I use it specifically for Jerkbait fishing.

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from jhjimbo wrote 18 weeks 3 days ago

If it is a good sale get one of each.

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