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re: Lightest line you use for bass? Not braid
Posted on 4/18/22 at 6:09 pm to AlxTgr
Posted on 4/18/22 at 6:09 pm to AlxTgr
6lb fluoro is lightest I would go but you can cast that SR-5 on 8 to 10 lb fine.
Due to smaller diameter, increased sensitivity, better abrasion resistance, near invisibility in water, and higher density making it sink, I would go fluorocarbon for a diving bait.
BUT, would pair that with a 6'6" plus L or ML rod that has a slow or medium action/taper.
A fast action/taper rod will be more prone to break that fluoro because it has no stretch like mono does.
Due to smaller diameter, increased sensitivity, better abrasion resistance, near invisibility in water, and higher density making it sink, I would go fluorocarbon for a diving bait.
BUT, would pair that with a 6'6" plus L or ML rod that has a slow or medium action/taper.
A fast action/taper rod will be more prone to break that fluoro because it has no stretch like mono does.
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Posted on 4/18/22 at 6:21 pm to Bleeding purple
quote:But I'd like to cast that bait more than 22'.
Due to smaller diameter, increased sensitivity, better abrasion resistance, near invisibility in water, and higher density making it sink, I would go fluorocarbon for a diving bait.
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