I would say yes.
I tried Berkley solutions 4# on my 6'6" Wally Marshall Signature Spinning Rod. It cast fantastic. I was using crappie size
spinner baits they kept breaking off. So I bought a spool of 6# Fireline hoping my spinners wont break off. The problem may have been the weight or line twist. I added a swivel, that should help. Anyone use Fireline on a spinning outfit,is it worth the $17 for 125yds?
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Last edited by FIN; 04-24-2013 at 10:10 PM.
I would say yes.
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I've used fire line for years, as already mentioned I put a half of spool over filler on two reels. Also when it starts fraying I pull it off and re-spool it on backwards, I get a lot of use out of it this way.
Braid has a different personality as you may already know. Loops are the biggest problem for me. The casting is awesome but I have to close the bail by hand or I get loops that are merciless. Backing and half the spool on the casting rods, and backing and 1/3 the spool on jigging rods for me.
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I do just like Justinp61, as for flipping bail ,I always hand flip bail on every cast on all type of line
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I were taught to always close the bail by hand. I love PowerPro high vis yellow!
I used to use it. Now I use Nanofil.