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    Default Colored line options....


    I've tried stren original gold, stren crappie mono yellow. Like them, not sure if I love them. Honey hole has a lot of izorline. Tried 8# florescent green in it. Seems to be a touch tougher. Anything out there way better? All I use is 8#

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    I use Stren 8# Hi Vis Gold....like it that I can see it good...buy it at BPS for $33 for 2500 yds....at that price you can replace it often without breaking the bank....I use 50# white braided Izorline for my bass rods....never broke one off....
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    What Prefers Shiners said!
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    I use 6# hi vis gold on my jig poles.


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    I use 20# braid on everything for crappie. The color is just what you prefer. I use a leader most of the time of monofilament for Louisiana lakes. If I'm fishing clear lakes I use a fluorocarbon leader. I like the way braid fishes. It is very sensitive so as better to detect a light bite and doesn’t stretch which aids with a better hook set. About 10 years ago I tried to research line color and suprisingly most agreed red is the first color to become difficult to see in low light or murky conditions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Southern Chuter;401 most agreed [I
    red is the first color to become difficult to see in low light or murky conditions. [/I]

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    Which made me question the red hooks theory that supposedly indicate blood on a deep running crankbait.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SeaRay View Post
    Which made me question the red hooks theory that supposedly indicate blood on a deep running crankbait.
    I tend to catch more catfish on red hooks than any other species!
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    I like Vicious Panfish hi-vis line ... most of my Crappie casting outfits are spooled with it. It's a copolymer line, not a "mono" line. I use 6# test and have yet to have a problem with "other & larger" fish breaking the line when I've caught them while fishing for Crappie.

    Previous lines I've used were all in 4# test (Stren Gold, Mr Crappie, Trilene) and performed well, but just were not quite strong enough to bend open a #4 Aberdeen jig hook (what I was using at the time). Since I've gone up to a #2 Aberdeen jig hook on my 1/32oz & 1/16oz jigs, the 6# Vicious does seem to be a little better at freeing hung jigs.
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    Anybody tried the SOS HI-VIS Blue 6#line

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    Try slime line! I run it on my trolling poles 8 lb and love it


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