Spectra/braid? Mono? Fluoro? Other?
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Spectra/braid? Mono? Fluoro? Other?
Mono.....I don't know any better................
20 or 30lb IGFA-rated "fat" Dacron for Tuna Club events.
16lb IGFA-rated yellow Momoi for light line events.
30lb Momoi Diamond in yellow for everyday use in mixed company.
main line sp/brd/pe w/top shot of mono (nada mucho) and fluoro on the leader.
the fluoro has a better abrasion resistance thats how i let it fly.....hope it helps with the confusion.
Momoi Mono and Jankai Leaders
Moi moi mono for mainline and leaders. JB hollow and cortland dacron with a moimoi topshot on my 80's
Some good, well rounded replies (except for Frank'shttp://www.bdoutdoors.com/forums/ima...ons/icon10.gif).
I hate the polls that start out with "what is th BEST"...
There is more than one way to skin a seal, and it is hard to argue with a captain that consistently catches billfish, regardless of his gear/rigging.
i also think what type of fishing you are doing....fun, tourny, record....it all has different ways it would be put together.....i know for me all are VERY different but i do like the micro-dyneema stuff........in the old days between fishermen and tennis players lots and lots of cats lost all 9 of them so it's nice to have some room to breathe now a days.
thank you 'O' 'G' san for bringing up such a good subject to chat about.....these days some of us must have some wild ways of dangling a piece of plastic in front of a member of the istiophoridae family. ok
fudge
Wild ways, 'fo sure.
I rigged a 5.5 Zuker to a 45ft. Greenstick, with 45 feet of line and a sophisticated release clip ( one of the thick rubber bands that I keep on my wrist for attaching lines to outriggers)--and it was skipping along nicely at 7.5 knots, until a pissed off blue marlin tried to kill it. It broke the rubber band, and by the time the line came taught, the fish was on...for ten minutes or so.
I have not been able to duplicate that since, but it is not for lack of trying...