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| I'm wanting to put braided line on a spinning reel. What is the softest brand? Something in the mono. pound of 12 to 17. Thanks Doug |
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Location: Manitowoc, WI | Doug,
What will you be using this line for? Obviously fishing, but what type? I recommend Power Pro or Fireline if you want to use a superline, but I only use these types of line for certain applications, like jigging in extremely snaggy situations or around trees or cane beds. Otherwise, I use Trilene XT for just about everything else. |
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Location: Essexville, MI./Saginaw Bay. | Allstate48 - 4/11/2006 9:07 PM
I'm wanting to put braided line on a spinning reel. What is the softest brand? Something in the mono. pound of 12 to 17. Thanks Doug
Doug.
The SOFTEST brade on the market is a Cabela's brand called Rip Cord. I've been using 2-10 Rip Cord for years now jig fishing walleyes on the rivers and 8-30 casting for River King Salmon. Its strength and castability are awesome, but like all brades, its pricy. And No, I'm not sponsored by them.  
Edited by walleye express 4/12/2006 7:53 AM
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| I prefer either Fireline or Spider Stealth. |
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| Pink Fireline!
Just remember fat girls like pink!  |
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| Thanks for the replys. I'm setting up an outfit for our grandson. Kind of hard on equipment, so trying to go heavy. We'll be fishing in Canada this year, so just trying to put something together. Thanks everyone Doug |
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| both powerpro and fireline are great |
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| Jayman, that explains how you got married. |
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| Hardly, I just hope my wife has a better sense of humor than you. Considering she's probably fit enough to kick your ****. |
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Location: upper michigan | jayman this is an open forum hardly a place for comments like that. |
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