Fishing LINE Types 101 | When to Use Mono, Fluoro, or Braid
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
- There is fishing line available today for nearly every situation bass anglers will encounter. Anglers now have the option of trying monofilament, fluorocarbon or braid, so you have to decide which type of line is best for your style of fishing and technique you are currently fishing. Monofilament, fluorocarbon and braided fishing line each have strengths and weaknesses and are ideal for specific baits and techniques. In this video, TackleJunky81 breaks down everything you need to know about you using the 3 most common types of fishing line.
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That's a ton of useful information when I first started out fishing again this year I spoiled everything up with monofilament. The one thing mono is also good for its to learn how to use a baitcaster
That’s so true!!! Getting a birds nest with braid absolutely SUCKS!!!! I learned to throw a baitcaster using mono (actually, mono is all I had 40 some-odd years ago), so when I started teaching my son to throw a baitcaster, I made sure mono was spooled up on it. 😁
Hey thanks!! The example of line with rod was exactly what I was looking for!!!
Great video! As someone who has fished most of their life but took a break for years this video is very helpful. I haven’t really gone fishing until recently for about 5+ years and things have changed quite a bit! Thanks for the tips!
Much needed explanation! New to fishing and this broke everything down perfectly!!
This has been the best video describing the different lines and when to use them. I’m going to make some changes.
I've watched plenty of videos, and none of them are as elaborate. I finally have some understanding for when to use type of line.
Good stuff. This video definitely helped me!
Very helpful brother. Glad I found this
Nice! like the info. Thank you!
I always run braid to a leader and change the leader accordingly to the body of water or lure. the best of both worlds, sensitivity and abrasion resistance
Awesome tips thanks
Good stuff, TJ81. The simplicity makes a sometimes stressful issue much more easy. So many choices and you dropped it down. Pow! Thanks!
TJ- Good summary of uses of each type of line. never realized that mono was considered a floating line. I've fished many a topwater on braid and didn't realize that the line was a sinking line. Thank you for pointing this out to me.
Great video for line still fan-favorite of invizx 17 lb test🤙☮️😎
One of the best fishing line videos out there, great examples of when and how to switch line types for the situations.
Great video! Should set up rods with all three styles of line to cover all bases.
Great video very informative thanks 👌🏾
Definitely a must watch. This is one of the most comprehensive breakdowns. I love it
Jim's knowledge of the sport of fishing has greatly helped me as an angler!!! 👍👍👊
Thanks for having TackleJunky. He is so informative. Also thank for supporting BassGeek. They are some my favorites. I am glad TJ suggested we check this out.
Great info 👍👍
This is a MUST watch & save video!!! I’m always guessing what line to use with what lure. Growing up, in the mid 70’s and early to mid 80’s, there was only Mono. I don’t know for sure if Fluoro was around back then and I was only concerned with what pound test to use in Mono. If I remember correctly, I pretty much used 10-12 pound test. Now, with 3 types of the most common lines, Mono, Fluoro and Braid, it’s nice to know which to use and which is best for what lure you want to use. Thanks for making and uploading this video!!! 😎👍
Thanks for the tips.
Nice info thanks for sharing
Awesome video, TJ81! Always look forward to your videos.
simply thank you
Thank you brother appreciate the info
good info thanks
Good information. 👍 Thank you
I saved the video and prolly will watch it again to fully absorb the info!! Love it!!
Great info
Yup, still using some mono. Use the Maxima Chameleon with some Kvd Line and Lure, very helpful.
Great video
Man, there is alot to learn with fishing. Still enjoying it tho can't wait to start hooking up more often and with some bigger fish
Thanks for the video, keep up the great content!
TJ81 is awesome
Great video Jim!
TJ going to have to try the googan line especially since I'm a Karl member
Tackle Junkie knows his stuff. Great breakdown. 👊🏼
Nice job
Great job
Good info
Thank you. This was exactly the information I was looking for.
I subscribed. Happy fishing.
Good explanation tacklejunky! I need to do a review on pline here soon.
Great breakdown. Most people dont have multiple reels to keep all of the lines on them. I use braid with no leader. I might catch more by using a leader or floro but I have caught fish that guys have waited their whole lives to catch, without a problem. I do fish mostly stained water. For depth control I just crank slower. For my spinning set up i just use a lighter braid Just my 2 cents.
Thanks for the advice! What pound of braid do you use on your spinning reels? I was planning on using it for a Texas rig so do you have any suggestions?
Great video. Straight to the point with no fluff. Good stuff.
Thanks for being so helpful.
I pretty much completely agree but my favorite type of line is fluorocarbon because most of the lures i use need fluorocarbon for crank baits, jigs, jerk baits, chatter baits, spinner baits, all that stuff i agree mono really gets put to the side cause better lines have come out and it's SO CRUCIAL to use fluorocarbon for crank baits and jerk baits but i agree there is a time and place for each and every type of line
thank you
Good video
using a fluoro leader with braid is definitely better for hook up ratios for fish like walleye and crappie if you're using light gear. You don't pull the hook out of the fish's mouth as often b/c of the stretch. A sharp, sticky hook with nickel coating will also up your chances. Another plus side is that you can pop your bait out of snags easier.
I got sick,of losing lures In my river so,I switched to 30 pound flourcarbon and I only have heavy lines now it’s awesome
This was absolutely perfect. Thanks
Great video man.
Great video!!
Great tips thanks tj81
Tackle junkie recommended your fishing gear
tackle junkie going into detail is time well spent.
For the win!
TJ81 knows his stuff Great video
I used fluorocarbon and braids lines in the 12lbs to 17lbs. I used braids lines that separated just above the knot. Spiderwire separated badly every time I tied a lure. I also wet the line before I tighten the knot. Fluorocarbon I find it to stiff. The only fishing line I use is the Sufix siege mono 12lbs and 14lbs I have two Quantum smoke S3 baitcaster and Quantum smoke rod with micro line guides. Reel weights in at 6.9 oz. Rod is also very lite
Great!
Nice.
Awesome
I have that same boat!
I've mainly done sea fishing mono straight threw line can u make rigs using flurocarbon if I was using mono what is strecth like and strength on flurocarbon I know if u get mono stool somewhere and u try and pull it out it get snap easy thinking I've maybe trying a fluorocarbon rig on the end
Nice video, what part of IL are you
So for a baitcaster, my understanding is that they primarily like mono, but is it reasonable to use most of your line as mono, then the last few yards of line as flouro?
Well a friend gave me some P-Line Fluorocarbon and I only Trust about 2 People on the UA-cam and I got to Tackle Junkie before Debo/Devon lol. I’ve only ever used Monofilament.
Tackle Junky sent me here.
Tried them all and went back to old school MONO.
Love your videos and rhanks for the great give aways
I still use mono more than anything else . Better for abrasives and good mono casts better . I mainly use braid as a filler . I fish a lot , so usually change out mono about ever 3 months . I seem ti catch more fish using mono over braid . A little over 50 years of fishing . I average about 14 hours a week or more fishing year round .
How long is florlcarbon line good for under normal circumstances...
Why not use the fluorocarbon in grass? I have never used anything but mono but I am looking to try it out
Can you use braid for top water
I use 80 lb monofilament with a steel leader and a #16/0 hook for trout. First, I find a fisherman who has already caught fish and I buy a live trout off 'em (really you can use bass, walleye, cat or anything as long at they are no less than 12"). I hook it through the nose and send it flying off with all my might. Sometimes the hook rips right through, but with good technique, I have kept them on my line and get a good 75 yards (you can always tell if you lose one if the fish flies like a boomerang at a hurdling speed in the wrong direction). I still haven't caught a trophy, but when I do, I expect to set a record.
What to you think about nylon
What line is better for live bait in fresh water ?
I’m not a pro, I use mono. From casting the flats to digging grouper. Mono and a leader. With a float or a heavy weight , mono and a leader. We eat a lot of fish. If I was a tourney guy, probably be different.
If I were to use a Texas rig on braid what pound test would I need? And would I need a leader?
30 pound braid is probably most ideal. And I don’t use a leader some do.
@@saltysalamander7183 thanks for the info
@@garrett.w8024 np
So if I were to use braid as my main line would flourcarbon make a better leader or is mono a good option? I have some 17lbs mono and I was wondering if it would be a good choice.
You don’t need a leader just use the braid!!!💪🏻🇺🇸
@@slowjamcdub yeah but I fish clear water.
I use mono on my spinning reels . The bait caster I use baried mono has too much memory
Very helpful and the comment about using leaders... that's me, don't like 'em.
I just use spider wire for everything … poppers and spinners and Texas rigs no leaders ever Lolol I’m no pro but I tend to catch a decent amount of big bass and huge saugeye
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Bought sum braided spider line, and it’s trash. Snaps every time I tried casting it
Just taught me something new
Just taught you something wrong. Mono floats? Try it.
Caught my pb using mono and a Berkeley Choppo. I use Fluoro for pretty much everything other than floating baits. I don’t use braid much, as I still get the occasional bird nest. It’s a pain to get a bird nest out with braid
I almost use braid 😅
Mono does sink but just about 2x slower than fluorocarbon.
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TackleJunky81 awesome video
@@egr111 Thanks buddy!
Hi Sir I always use 50 pound Monofilament leaders & it is really Excellent once you wind on the 50 pound monofilament leader on to your reel you can fight the bigger once the fish gets up to the surface you know you are not going to lose that fish & Know it's worked for me as a few years ago I used 25 pound monofilament main line & the 50 pound monofilament leader & a Penn Rod & Penn 760 Live Liner reel Combo & I had 2 7/0 hooks on the line & 4oz running sinker & so when the fish picks up the big bait & the fish can run off with the bait as I've got the Lever Live Liner on & the Beauty of this reel also has a rear knob drag adjustment & I had that rear drag just set right so the fish runs off with the line the spool on the reel wouldn't over run the line around the spool & lose the the fish & this is exactly what happened when I caught a 19 1/2 pound Snapper & I had polly or what you called Pilchard for bait & this big Snapper just picked up the pilly & ran off with & my line was spooling out & just kept running off for awhile & then stop & then ran off again & then turned the handle on the reel & the fish was on & the front drag was set right as well & my drag wasn't set too high a drag setting & I was into a big fight with this big Snapper & the Penn Rod was well bent over as well but the fish could still take some line as well & when I had the chance I could wind the line in & my son Regan said to me a few times bring it in & yelled out to him I'm trying I'm trying its putting up a big fight & latter on my arms were getting tired to but I wasn't going to give up & still had pressure on the the fish & when I was able to wind on the 50 pound leader onto the reel I had a lot better advantage of getting the fish to the surface & my son Regan got the net & he couldn't believe his eyes how big the Snapper was & Regan even struggled with the net in getting the into the boat & finally got the fish in the boat & when the Snapper hit the floor of the boat the 2 7/0 hooks came out of the Snappers mouth as it must have been lipped hooked & just goes to show you don't need braid to catch big fish & my little strong Rod is a Okuma with over head reel & that has 65 pound braid 50 pound monofilament leader & so far I haven't caught big on this Rod yet & had some big hits but unfortunately they weren't hooked properly & I got a new Penn VI 6500 Live Liner reel & has 30 pound drag & has 4 Lever Live Liner settings & has a SAFETY FEATURE ON THIS PENN VI 6500 LIVE LINER REEL & YOU FLICK THE BAIL ARM OVER TO OPEN POSITION IT DOESN'T MATTER HOW MANY TIMES YOU TURN THE HANDLE ON THE REEL OVER & OVER THE BAIL ARM WON'T SLAM OVER TO CLOSED POSITION & I WISH I HAD THIS PENN VI LIVE LINER FISHING REEL YEARS AGO & I WOULD NOT HAVE ANY BREAK OFFS USING A SURF CASTING ROD & LOOSING MY 50 POUND SHOCK LEADER AS WELL AS A 5OZ SINKER & 2 7/0 HOOKS WITH BIG BAITS & AT ONE TIME DOING A PENDULUM CAST THE 5OZ SINKER NEARLY HIT SOMEONE AS THE SINKER WENT FLYING THROUGH THE AIR AT SPEED ALL BECAUSE THE OKUMA EGG BEATER REEL THE HANDLE ON THE REEL TURNED ON ME & SLAMMING THE BAIL ARM OVER TO CLOSED POSITION & BROKE THE LINE & WENT OVER TO THAT PERSON & TOLD THAT PERSON TO APOLOGIZE TO THAT PERSON & EXPLAIN TO THAT PERSON WHAT HAD HAPPENED I& WAS SHIT LUCKY THAT THAT 5OZ SINKER DIDN'T HIT THAT PERSON & THAT I WAS Shit Lucky & IT TAKES PENN TO DESIGN & MAKE THESE LIVE LINER REELS A SAFE REEL & MY SON REGAN HAS THE BIGGER PENN LIVE LINER REEL & THIS IS THE PENN VI 8500 LIVE LINER REEL &40 POUND DRAG & ALSO HAS THE SAFETY FEATURE ON THIS PENN REEL AS WELL & I GOT MY PENN VI 6500 LIVE LINER REEL FOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT & DID WANT THE PENN VI LIVE LINER REEL BUT THAT WAS WAY MORE EXPENSIVE REEL & BOTH THE PENN 6500 & THE 8500 REES ARE FULLY SEALED FROM SALT WATER & THE PENN 760 LIVE LINER REEL HAS 20 POUND DRAG & I TOOK THE SIDE PLATE OFF & IT WAS STILL LIKE NEW INSIDE THE REEL JUST ADDED SOME MORE GREASE TO THE GEARS & THIS PENN 760 IS 9 PLUS YEARS OLD & STILL EVERY THING STILL WORKS ON THIS LIVE LINER REEL GOOD ON YOU PENN FOR DESIGNING & MAKING THESE EXCELLENT QUALITY FISHING REELS Kind Regards Peter &.have a nice day Sir
Thanks for not having a useless intro and preamble.
What boat does he have????
Tracker Pro Team 175
T.j.81
If you're running braid on an ultra light spinning outfit you'll have to avoid lures that rotate at all costs. The line twists will have you cussing like a sailor fishing with rooster tails, and swivels don't help much.
What is his name , and where can I watch him
There goes your creditability. Mono floats? Cut an inch of mono and drop it in a glass of water. Better hope your life jacket floats better than mono.
When to use mono:
When you are fly fishing
When to use fluorcarbon:
When you are flyfishing or as leader for fishing sea trout
When to use braid:
For evertything else😂