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    Thanks for the report Tommy. I use braid for dipping and trolling.

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    Dfar,

    When you say trolling do you mean crank baits or spiderrigging?
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    Both for me Tommy. 10 to 15lb dipping and 30lb for trolling.

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    I've been using braid for dipping the last 2 years but just bought some hi-vis mono to try. Just got tired of the line wrapping around the rod tip all the time.


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    Been using 15 lb braid for many years now. Started with Stren Hi-Vis until the quit making it in the yellow. Switch to Power Pro after trying several brands. Used it for around 5-6 years or so. Only times I ever have it wrap around the tip is if using a 1/8 oz or lighter jig head and missing a bite. I use a 3/16 oz 95% of the time so rarely have the issue with it.

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    That's heavy, man... heavy.

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    What action of poles are you using for dipping trees. I have always liked my ultralight with dipping trees/brush piles. Will a real that says it is for 4/6 lb test handle 10/15 pound test line?

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    Most people I fish with 9 to 12 foot dipping rods i.e. B&M bgjp - Ozark- Sam Heaton. Tend to be a little lighter than what we rig with due to the fatigue factor.


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    For dipping tree's I use a Todd Huckabee pro series or meat dragger rod with an all graphite bait cast reel and Power pro slick8 20# braid. I don't think you will find a lighter more sensitive rod than the Huckabee rods. I bought one this year and won't buy anything else for crappie fishing. With their rods and braided line you can jig a tree and feel every limb. We have a lot of walleye and wipers where I fish and they will handle them or a 15" crappie

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