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Personally what type of line do you use for an all around bass combo? The choices are (Braid/Superline, Mono, and Flurocarbon). Add to that list if you can.
Question by TXPondSlayer. Uploaded on June 05, 2013
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Seaguar InvisX fluorocarbon. I have this on my setup that use for the river(very rocky) all the ponds and lakes I fish. I have 20# on which hasn't seemed to deter the fish that I have ever noticed, but use the weight you choose. In the past I always used braid & superlines with success but the seems to not perform as well. I would only use them in weeds & grass not in open water.
"Hey baby, don't be a drag...let's go fishing for some bass, if you know what I mean (wink wink)"
Berkley Trilene XL in 10 pound mostly, sometimes lower weight if the water is cear of obstructions.
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Seaguar InvisX fluorocarbon. I have this on my setup that use for the river(very rocky) all the ponds and lakes I fish. I have 20# on which hasn't seemed to deter the fish that I have ever noticed, but use the weight you choose. In the past I always used braid & superlines with success but the seems to not perform as well. I would only use them in weeds & grass not in open water.
"Hey baby, don't be a drag...let's go fishing for some bass, if you know what I mean (wink wink)"
Berkley Trilene XL in 10 pound mostly, sometimes lower weight if the water is cear of obstructions.
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