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Rods
Spinning
Casting

Reels
Spinning
Spin Cast
Baitcast
Float

Hardbaits:
Crankbaits
Minnow Baits
Jerk Baits
Top Waters
Jigs
Spoons
Soft Baits:
Swimbaits
Soft Plastics
Top Waters
Minnow Baits
Wire Baits
Spinnerbaits
In-Line Spinners
Buzzbaits
Chatter Baits
 
Terminal Tackle:
Hooks
Trout
Bass
Jig Heads
Football Jigs
Darter Head Jigs
Tear Drop Jigs
Weights
Bullet
Bell
Drop Shot
Split Shot
Egg
Snaps / Swivels

Line
Monofilament
Braided
Fluorocarbon
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Braided Fishing Lines
Braided lines were originally brought to the forefront many years ago
with Dacron and companies like Fenwick introduced some of the first
spools made for fishing bass with Ironsilk, Today's technology has been
greatly improved with lines being made more round so they resist binding
on the spools, better coatings for increased casting distance and better
coloring which helps resist fading. There are several leader on the
market but one of the most popular remains Power Pro. Braided lines
biggest advantages are the fact that they possess nearly zero stretch,
no memory like monofilament and fluorocarbon lines have and a much
smaller diameter for the strength of the lines. These features can
really boost certain technique's effectiveness but can also hinder some,
especially when fishing moving reaction style baits. Braided line also
floats by nature and is available in quite the array of colors like Moss
Green, White, Red and Hi Viz Yellow.
Here are the diameter for Braided lines in comparison to
monofilament,
fluorocarbon and copolymer
lines out today.
Line Dia. 8lb
10lb 15lb 20lb 30lb 40lb 50lb 65lb
80lb
Inches .005
.006 .007 .009 .011 .013 .014 .016
.017
Equiv. Mono Dia 1lb 2lb 4lb 6lb
8lb 10lb 12lb 16lb 17lb
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How to
Catch Them!
Walleye

Smallmouth Bass

Largemouth Bass

Northern Pike

Lake Trout

Salmon

Muskie


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