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for 40lb line i would stick to knots!
I would find one good knot and stick with it, learn to tie it with 0 effort. Don't try and be fancy and learn all kinds of knots. Just pick one or two that fits your needs and stick with those. Then you can slowly add on more knots to your arsenal. I started with a Palomer knot and an albright. Then I added a snell then spider hitch and No name knot. I am currently working on perfecting the droper loops now.
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Thanks for the replies Don't have any problems with tying knots. Right now I'm using the following. Braid to Line "allbright", Line to Leader "Swivel"; Fluorocarbon leader with Live Bait Minnows,Mag Darters, Rapalas, Spoons, oters.... I use the Rapala knot at both ends. If you have other suggestions please post them.
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Probably cause I’m bored, back in the city after summer vacations (went surf spinning for Corvina and Flounder when not scuba diving). One of the options that was considering while maintaining lures and others (changing leaders) was going to crimps, but as replies to thread no need for light equipment, will stick on what I’ve been using that has cause no problems for more many many years.
New rod and reel that I’m considering buying right now is: Penn Slammer Live Liner (that will give me the option on fishing bait for Flounder) with a Fenwick Saltstick |
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Do you fish around a lot of structure? Thats a pretty big flounder you can catch with 50lb braid.
Also check out the Shimano Baitrunners for a good reel. There is something about the Penns I just don't like, I can't really put my finger on it though. I have a 704Z that people absolutely rave about and I can't stand it! I guess its just personal preference.
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Unless you really want to spend some big money on braid, go with Sufix braid. It beats the pants off of power pro and its only slightly more expensive.
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