3 Things You Must Know Before Selecting Braided Fishing Line
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2024
- Don’t ALL braided lines work well with ALL spinning reels?
Not exactly.
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It is absolutely critical to keep these things in mind when selecting a braided line for your spinning reel.
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What brand braid are you using
This guy’s advice goes against literally every other video on Salt Strong lol.
I LOVE KastPro 13X Finesse braid in 10-30lb. So smooth, strong and soft. Look it up! Changed out all my reels to it and have convinced buddies to use it too.
Good info!
Finally I get it. Thank you
Yo Thxs dawg this rly helped 🙏
Glad we could help!
My favorite angler Peter "Indian River" Deeks
3000 or less I use 15lb braid but got a ci4 3000 but catching 100lb tarpon with it on land is doubting. But on boat yeah. But caught a 38lb cobia on it. It fought harder than my pb snook 43in 4000 20lb braid. But mainly use my 4000 around structures like docks etc. Stradic for a 4000 And I got a 8000 Saragossa that one I use 50lb braid
I use 8lb braid for my light/ultralight setup for bluegill and trout, 15lb is too heavy for 1/16 or 1/32 oz lures.
For most other reels, I do 20# for my bass reels. Japanese braid is far superior to any other line
Great info but would like to know the size power and action of each rod.
Action should depend on what lures you are using..... Most (95%) spinning rods are fast action.
Cool Vids! I want to know where and what kind of knob those gold ones are. Thanks and keep up the good work.
Amazon or eBay power knob
How’s it going Pete how are them tires holding up on your boat trailer
Good to know brotha🤙
Absolutely!
I match the braid to about 3/4 of rod rating, 6-10 pound rod gets 8 pound braid for example. I would rather be snapped off by line than rod....that being said I have a lack of discipline with tightening drag in heavy structure panic mode. Some fish are very leader wary and I like fg knots so what I fish for leader will almost always be heavier than the main line, salt strong is the go too for fishing info even on the other side of the planet in Oz.
They are always trying to sell something more than just advice
Penn Battle3 4000 reel, what braid would you recommend inshore Redfish & Tarpon!!!!
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I have a 25-60 lb spinning rod with a 8000 spinning reel with 50lb braided line. I’m starting off and I’m wondering if I have something solid here for yellowtail and small yellowfin.
Check out the full blog and post your question there. That way, our team can respond directly back with their recommendation. You can find that here: bit.ly/38DZPIa. You can also do a search at www.saltstrong.com/fishing-tips/ for other articles related to your question.
Plenty for y t tuna
can use 4 strand braide instead of 8 strand ? 4 strand is better for heavyweight fishing or light lure fishing
Here's some info about 4-strand vs. 8-strand that might be helpful: www.saltstrong.com/articles/4-strand-vs-8-strand-braided-line/
Okay so just watched this video on reels but need to know what size Rod to pair with the reels your using and what fish your using them for
Size rod is up to you. Action is a different story. For a light setup, probably a light/med light? For a 3500, likely a medium or medium/heavy. For 4000+ heavy- extra heavy. You can think for yourself, you don't have to abide by every salt strong advice.
He did actually mention the fish he was going for
@@Tallnerdyguy worse advice I’ve ever heard each reel and line is made for a specific Rod
@@smartin1467 not at all. Look at any reel. Does it say size rod? Nope. You can put a 6000 size reel on an ultralight if you wanted or a 1000 size reel on a heavy rod.
Size of rod will be up to how you are using it. If you are fishing from the shore and need to bomb out long casts? Get a long rod. If you are stream fishing with trees? Get a short one.
If you are such a pro why are you asking basic questions in which you know the answer to?
Whats size rods ? The rod does most the work ..
A 7'6 or 7'0 fishing rod is the way to go!
You neglected a big factor for those who vertical jig in current, and that is line drag. Larger diameter line causes more drag and because of this requires a heavier jig to remain vertical. So line drag should be number 4 on "things to concider."
What brand rods & reels ?
Those look like Penn 3 or the slammers
You guys need to get your hands on tightlinebraid. Made in Texas and it changed out all my power pro, j brad grand and sufix. Really great braided line
I'm a spider wire and power pro guy. But sounds interesting
Where can I find it? I looked on amazon and couldn’t find any. Thanks🤙
Can you clarify when you say you are using 15lb braid. Are you actually using a 15lb rated braid with a mono diameter equivalent of 4lb test? My first thoughts are the opposite of that where you would be using a 15lb diameter mono equivalent and strength actually way up higher in this scenario, but just would like get clarification. Thanks
He doesn't care....just trying to sell you his brand
He is using braid rated at 15 pounds.
15lb mono size is around 60lb braid. Why would he say 15lb braid when he is suggesting mono size?
@@BigPoppieSeed yes he is. He's has debt to pay and there is nothing wrong with selling himself and a product. He's a Capitalist and an entrepreneur. ✌
Three things I hate about braid, expensive AF, will cut your hands badly even just tying knots sometimes and the sound it makes on the rod is worse than nails on a chalkboard to me.
If I had known all that I probably would have stuck with mono but after taking out a mortgage to buy enough for all my reels I feel compelled to stick with it.
Get finer braid. The 4x is what that rubbing is. Or buy some JDM braid.
I am a big fan of Berkeley X9 for smoothness
Me too I use x9 Japanese braid very good and not that expensive
The highest I can go is 50 lb test braid because as long as you set the drag right you can catch any fish on the planet with just 50 lb test braid. I mean to be honest you could get away with 30 lb test braid and do the same thing.
because the world's largest catfish was well over 600 lbs and that fish was caught on 30 lb test braid. and all the guy did was set the drag right so that the fish wouldn't break the line.
but I prefer 50 lb test braid for heavier fish just so I have that extra reassurance.
Thanks for the input
I never use any braid less than 20lb. in fresh water, and 30lb minimum in salt water. You can keep the extra 5' of casting distance, I want the extra strength and abrasion resistance.
Not trying to toss a 1/32 oz trout magnet with 20lb braid....
@@Tallnerdyguy I hear ya, but I don't fish like that, so I can't say. In the past I just went with 4lb mono for panfish.
what rods are those?
Fishing rods
@@Tallnerdyguy dope, imma get me some!
They look like penn battalions
Braid doesn't hold up well, According to Salt Strong testing?!?
We ALL use braid and recommend every inshore angler use braided line. You need to keep these things in mind when selecting braid
Has 15lb line in a reel with 25-30lbs of drag which will snap. Has 65lb on a reel with 40-50lbs of drag and says be careful wtf makes 0 sense.
Or don't tighten the drag all the way.....
The guy has a world record for spotted trout but he doesn't know what he's doing, right?
Reel handles all on wrong side. It’s like nobody ever realizes it takes 10 seconds to swap the handle side. Spinning reels always being used left handed for no reason.
It's very easy to make that change!
Dude! Youre missing the point. 100 pound braid and reel in a whale! 😂
Why do all these ... fisherman.. wanna be alway lie
Appreciate you watching the video!