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Thread: Orange line with a leader for longlining?

  1. 03-19-2019, 01:40 PM #11
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    Ive' long lined pulling hi vis, fluorocarbon. and clear can not tell any difference in how fish react. I have never pulled in gin clear water though.
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    Hey! What brand and name of the orange line are you finding in 6# test? I wanna try it myself.
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    Looking at this line $60 for 3000 yds / 6 lbs test Academy Sports
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigDawgg View Post
    Looking at this line $60 for 3000 yds / 6 lbs test Academy Sports
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    That is very good line! It is a copolymer which means it will sink, good for long lining but not good for float fishing. Its REALLY sensitive and abrasion resistant too, great for shooting docks.
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    you can also try this line as well !!! little more easy on the wallet !!!!

    Sufix Siege Monofilament Neon Tangerine 330 yd Spool

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    Wow! That is pricey. I bought the orange Stren catfishing line but the smallest it comes in is 10 or 15 lbs.
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    It equals out to the same as 9 spools of 330 yds. @ what ever that cost was per spool. Cheaper by the big spool. I'm still looking for cheapest price nothing is final thought yet. Even @ $6 x 9 = $54 I am going look some more!
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    Everything i have is spooled in 6lb vicious .......I did watch a video on youtube a couple years ago of a C.com member who pulls with 6 different line colors, reason was he said makes it way easier to untangle the knotted mess caused by a striper........seems reasonable to me
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    Dawg, I don't guess that price is out of line if you are SURE you want to go to that color on every rod. I thought I might try 3 or 4 reels first though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by midcarolina View Post
    Everything i have is spooled in 6lb vicious .......I did watch a video on youtube a couple years ago of a C.com member who pulls with 6 different line colors, reason was he said makes it way easier to untangle the knotted mess caused by a striper........seems reasonable to me
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