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    I'm like Crestliner. I have tried them all. For what you are wanting to do this is what I tried and really like it. Fishermans Factory outlet is the only place I have found it but I'm sure it can be found in heavier test. They run this on occasion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blackhawk19 View Post
    I keep a 6" piece of 2X2 wood to wrap the line around before I pull a hang up lose. I drilled a hole in the end, put a piece of cord in a loop so I could hang it on one of my rod holders where I can get to it easy.
    There's always about a 3" piece of oak dowel, just a scrap, rolling around my boat for the same reason.
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    I wanted to chime in here and let you know about Kastking Braid. You can get from EBay or Amazon. This is great line in my experience. I use it for trolling, jigging, freshwater and saltwater and it has not failed me yet! This is good line for the money. You should really try it out.




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    Quote Originally Posted by skeetbum View Post
    There's always about a 3" piece of oak dowel, just a scrap, rolling around my boat for the same reason.
    I usually just wrap the line around the handles of my pliers - although the braid is tough enough that it can cut through the plastic coating

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    Quote Originally Posted by CrappieDreamer View Post
    I usually just wrap the line around the handles of my pliers - although the braid is tough enough that it can cut through the plastic coating
    Which is EXACTLY why I recommend braid users NOT wrap the line around the cork or foam handles of their rods to pull a snagged lure free, let alone wrapping it around a bare hand !!

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    Slab- The power Pro Super 8 Slick is the best, if you buy the 1500' roll it is a great deal. Plus you do not have to change out, I cut back my braid a couple of feet, every year and keep going. I have some braid that is 7yrs old and still working without any problems.
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    I have a question to ask. Why do most tie on a fluor leader instead of just tieing directly onto rhe braid?

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    In very clear water it can help. Dirty or stained I tie straight on. Flourocarbon also has better abrasion resistance if fishing nasty stuff.

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