Thread: Braid - what do you use and what size and color

Berkeley Nan-o-fil, 4# on my ultra lites for swimmin jigs and 10# on light spinning for small spinner baits. White. Love it.

Originally Posted by Wannabe...

An also what application - cranks, spider rigging, single poling.

And Donnie's corn rows don't count neither.

Wannabe...

U know better

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Originally Posted by jigflinger

Berkeley Nan-o-fil, 4# on my ultra lites for swimmin jigs and 10# on light spinning for small spinner baits. White. Love it.

That don't count for braid does it

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I use 30# Power Pro Yellow Braid on cranks and 6 or 8# mono yellow jigging/slow trolling. I tried Braid on my jig poles, and even 10 # was too much like wire for me and if you ever get it tangled, get out the knife and start over.

Originally Posted by KDAVID1

That don't count for braid does it

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Technically: NO. It's fused.

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Originally Posted by jigflinger

Technically: NO. It's fused.

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Soon as I can scrimp 20 bucks I'm gonna put some on my jig pole

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As with any superline you're gonna have a learning curve with it. In addition the knots you use now won't work. The line is so slick the most used knots won't hold.

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I use viscous 10lb. high vis. for everything,trolling,pushing.pulling cranks.I want a line that will break before my pole does.Ran some break test and it will usually break between 17-20 lbs. Mr crappie is ok also. Would rather lose a jig or crankbait than break a pole.