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    How many of you have gone to straight braid for wading? And what lb size/lb test?

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    That’s all I use... don’t have to worry about it breaking and it’s crazy sensitive


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    I am not a wade fisherman. I have used braid for crappie for years. It last forever, super sensitive, tough as nails. Will handle most any fish that grabs a jig. I like the smallest diameter I can get. K9 makes a 5lbs braid. Power Pro slick 8 make an 8pound 1 pound diameter braid
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    Thanks for the replies. I’ve dried 2/10 and the line passed through the eye bend. Then I started using painted heads. I tried using fluoro tied to braid. It worked but got tired of tying leaders. I use 14-20 lb braid nowadays but I have trouble seeing the line most days. I tried a yellow fluoro braid but it faded to the point I thought the fish could see it.

    I’m not going back to mono.

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    I use 20lb spider wire! Our water is so muddy the fish don’t get line shy


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