Thread: Twisted line %^#@%#

I use braid on spinning reels. No twist problem so far. I have 15 lb. on my ultralight outfits. It has the diameter of 4lb.

The only trouble I've been havin with the old F150 is about every 300 miles the gas gauge goes on the E ..... you guys think mabee I should get this problem checked out????

Originally Posted by Hogster1

Nah you gotta use Ford plugs they dont run long enough to need them for anything else.Rofl

Previously, I had supported you and sympathized with your having to camp next to Dex. HOWEVER, being a Ford service manager, I will now lend Dex my truck to run you overRofl

Originally Posted by jackb

Previously, I had supported you and sympathized with your having to camp next to Dex. HOWEVER, being a Ford service manager, I will now lend Dex my truck to run you overRofl

WHERE'S THE LOVE FELLAS.....is that any way to be???

I threw 2 spools of P-line away. I spooled one Catfish rod with it and did nothing but swear. I put braid on the the Catfish rods. That's the worst cork screw stuff I ever saw. You get 300 miles out of a tank in your Ford? I'm lucky to get over 200 in this Super Duty.banghead

[QUOTE=You get 300 miles out of a tank in your Ford? I'm lucky to get over 200 in this Super Duty.banghead[/QUOTE]

Forgot to mention the 60 gallon service tank in the bed....... Just jokin '02 w/ 5.4L gets around 17mpg avg.

Spray it with Reel Magic when spooling mono then spray before fishing and when needed after words. It works pretty good.

That's what I have, an '02 5.4 in a F250 4x4. Had it too long to get rid of now, plus it moved us here last year. It'll pull just about anything but it's thirsty. Pitch that P-Line as far as you can or you'll get so ticked off you'll studder.