Braid Fishing Line 50lb
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Sea Hunter 1000M SPECTRA Super Braid (1093 yds) (50LB GREEN) $45.95 Sea Hunter Brand Spectra Braid is guaranteed to be thin and super strong. Satisfaction is guaranteed or your money back…. |
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Sea Hunter 300M SPECTRA Super Braid (328 yds) (50LB, Green) $22.95 Sea Hunter Brand SPECTRA Braid is guaranteed to be thin and super strong. Satisfaction is guaranteed or your money back…. |
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1000′ 50-lb. Ashaway Braided Dacron Kite Line $22.00 Our braided Dacron line is made for kiteflying! Braided line handles better and lasts longer than twisted line. Especially made for kite flying, Ashaway’s braided Dacron Kite Line has an unusually tight, fine braid for the least possible tangling and kinking. The longer you use it, the more you’ll appreciate its smooth and trouble-free handling. It’s the best line there is. Before using your line,… |
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Power Pro Microfilament Line $240.99 PowerPro is the Premier Micro Braid fishing line available. It has a pateneted body enhancing process that enables the angler to utilize standard knots, reduces line tangle, does not damage guides, casts farther, aborbs less water, does not dig itself into your reel, is equally suitable for either spinning or casting applications, almost complete lack of stretch provides extreme sensitivity… |
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Sea Hunter 1000M SPECTRA Super Braid (1093 yds) Sea Hunter Brand Spectra Braid is guaranteed to be thin and super strong. Satisfaction is guaranteed or your money back…. |
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Berkley 300 YD. Filler Spools $37.95 Berkley FireLine Tracer Braid is ideal for fishing techniques where enhanced line visibilty, coupled with the added body and strangth of a permium braided line, is important…. |
Fireline, PowerPro, or Spiderwire Stealth?
After my last question I got a Abu Garcia Revo S, and I’m looking for a line that will be able to horse big fish around, here in Wisconsin, muskie fishing is very popular, and hooking into a big fish can be the difference between getting the fish of a lifetime, and having the one that got away. I’ve been shopping for braid, since I fish for smallies, largemouth, northerns, and of course, muskies. I’ve used braid once or twice before, and I wanna make sure I don’t ever lose that fish of a lifetime because of cheap line. Since here in wisconsin we can use baby gills and perch for bait as long as their counted against your bag limit, we usually hook into monster northerns and muskies, which means I also may need braid for my spinning gear as well. The question is, should I get 30lb or 50lb braid, and, should I get PowerPro, Spiderwire Stealth, or Fireline?
Son n’ law be a guide outta’ Northern California and uses it with Salmon (Chinook/King) ~ swears by it <);-3
Spider Wire Ultracast Invis-Braid:
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/product/standard-item.jsp?_DARGS=/cabelas/en/common/catalog/item-link.jsp_A&_DAV=netcon&id=0053796123063a&navCount=8&podId=0053796&parentId=cat600395&masterpathid=&navAction=push&catalogCode=IA&rid=&parentType=index&indexId=cat600395&hasJS=true
My personal choices annnnnnnnd I ain't no guide:
Suffix Braid (Low visibility green)
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Maxima NO braid monofiliment (Ha', been usin' it before the rod/reel was invented):
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/product/standard-item.jsp?_DARGS=/cabelas/en/common/catalog/item-link.jsp_A&_DAV=MainCatcat20166-cat600392&id=0003242112731a&navCount=13&podId=0003242&parentId=cat600392&masterpathid=&navAction=push&catalogCode=IA&rid=&parentType=index&indexId=cat600392&hasJS=true
Note: Never had the oppurtunity ta' fish Muskie (sure as h _ _ l would like to though 
) I'm takin' somewhat of an educated guess and go 30. Doesn't one need wire leaders for all them teeth ;-p
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