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what line do you use on your longlining setups with spinning reels,just bought some new reels and trying to decide what to spool them with thanks
6 pound hi-viz yellow in any brand but new Mr. Crappie. That new stuff is garbage. I use ultralight spinning reels and a line that is not very limp really causes problems. Used Viscious and Suffix with good results recently.
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blueball LIKED above post
You might want to consider a braid w/fluorocarbon leader. I use Fireline Crystal in 2# test for my main line, with about a 5' fluoro leaders in 4# test. Connecting the two with the Alberto knot. Has worked really well - for me - when either trolling or casting. Sets the hook well and the fluoro adds a shock absorption factor, along with abrasion resistance. When I started doing this, some folks told me I'd tear the hooks out of the crappie's thin mouths a lot. After 3 seasons I can now say that this has proven not to be the case.
power pro 10/2 high vis yellow, no stretch no worries, I have caught 20 lb cats on it and they came to the boat
6 pound mono. You need a line with some stretch and a rod with good action. This keeps from pulling paper mouths loosing when at high speeds. I also use a different color rods to distinguish tangled lines easier. Bass pro Excel is a very good affordable option. Mr. crappie and Crappie Maxx are good too. The Berkley XL is good but more expensive when lining multiple rods a few times a year as I do. There are also times you my want to go lighter in test to get deeper or for very clear water. I also have used 8-10 in spring to keep baits shallower.
thanks all for the recommendations,probally gonna use the vicious or suffix![]()
strmwalker LIKED above post
Having excellent results with 6lb. Gamma Hi Vis line. Little to NO memory & super strong.