@@Dirty.Hookers I've been ready! Was planning to go this Friday, but my usual fishing buddy is otherwise occupied. Not everyone has a passport and Mex permit.
Lexa 400 $275 Phenix abyss 909 $209 Overnight on daiwa pacific $300 Listening to a whole boat talk shit and say I wasn’t gonna land my bluefin and getting to see their faces when it hit the deck priceless. Tipped out at 105lbs I love that reel. Mind you most of them had actual tuna gear not a jig stick, and lost several.
Zac Brock I bet! That’s honestly pretty crazy! What a legendary catch for your fishing career and to be continued as probably the most legendary catch of your fishing career for the rest of your life haha. That’s insane
It is not the gear, it is the fisherman who lands the fish. Congrats man. Awesome catch. I have landed some 50+ lb BFT's with my lexa 400 and abyss 8 ft (20-50 lbs rated).
How many lbs test lines you used to catch the 56 pound tuna. Just wanted to know because I’m going on a trip from San Diego to Mexico on the Condor boat in September
Why did you stop using the Lexa for the Saltis/Tranxx? Wouldn’t the Lexa be more suited for YT irons? Looking at getting a Lexa for my next Iron stick but saw you went to the Tranx then to the Saltis. Saltis seems like a step back from the Lexa for irons to me
The lexa 400, is what I got to learn how to cast open faced conventional reels. The more comfortable I got with casting and them more familiar I got with the proper cadence on swimming a jig, the more I understood that a bigger spool and open face reel is more ideal for how I fish. If you were to speak specs wise as in cast control and drag pressure, in theory yes the saltist would be a step back, however a saltist casts incredibly smooth compared to a lot of open face reels I’ve used! If I were to fish a baitcasters for surface irons now, it would definitely be the Tranx 500 or the new Lexa 500, for the size of the spool and also so that I could spool up a lot of mono for easier casting and more stretch to absorb head shakes
Shimano torium 30. Perfect for jigs. I spooled mine with 450 yards of 80lb maxcuatro and 30 yards of 50lb izorline XXX copolymer. Best rig I could choose. Also on a performance tackle 9 foot custom rod.
Nice! I’ve been using the torium 16 this whole season paired with a axis 1009H-J for slinging jigs. Absolutely love that set up. I have a recent video acouple weeks ago of surface iron fishing with it. Put it to work
@@Dirty.Hookers it’s pretty sweet I can chuck a lure further than everyone on our private boat and I’m the only one that gets hooked up haha. I use this primarily for lures (YT and BFT) but have used it with a live mackerel due to them being able to swim that line so fast. Thin circle hooks.
Sweet.....love the Okuma SCTi Rod 8'6".....Big Bang for the Buck yet Performed like the Expensive Made in USA & Overseas Rods! Married it with my KOMODO 371P and its a Yellow Killer!
Dirty Hookers Yeah with 30 Max Drag and performed like a Tranx or if not Better for $220sh....its No Brainer....but I love your Lexa & Scti battle on the Yellows...it seems your one of the Few who are making a killing on board!
john smith yeah I'm pretty stoked on the set up. I've been thinking about building another casting rod. I might have to do the Komodo. Just don't know which rod to pair it with. Thinking 9 or 9'6 on my next build
I'm really glad I found this video. I have the exact same setup that I purchased last year but haven't used it yet. I was second guessing myself on the rod/reel combo...but not now! Nice video!
Full day trip. Almost all Coronado islands trips are full day trips. And during the off season, it all depends on the fisherman. Some people do a lot of trout fishing during the winter, some switch over to freshwater bass, some like deep saltwater bass fishing. I personally fish trout and largemouth, but I’ll fish for anything that bites lol
@@Dirty.HookersNice! I got the new daiwa lexa in the 300 size. For smaller grade yellowtail, bonito, calicos, barracuda etc what lb braid should I use?
@@p.j.walker8196 I’d go with 40 lb braid. The way I look at it, braid is made to get maximum line capacity, so I think of the heaviest top shot I would ever put on that reel and that’s what size braid I spool it up with. Size 300 baitcasters I do 40 lb braid Size 400 baitcasters I do 50 lb braid Tranx 500 I did 65 lb max cuatro to really maximize the line capacity.
Hey Ray! I have a Lexa 300 and 5500 spinfisher which u said would do the task on the Coronado yellowtail, but when can u find the half off deals at turners for the Lexas? Looking to add a 400 to my arsenal and I’m waiting for the sale bcs I’m a kid and I don’t have a lot of money lol
Konrad C I personally didn't hook any bluefin that trip but acouple of my friends did. I think I have 40lb or 50lb braid and a top shot of about 40 yards with 40lb mono for iron. If im fishing bait I usually do a top shot of 20-25lb mono
Never fished bluefin with it, but it could definitely handle fish up to 50-60 lbs with the right line size. I have fly lined with it for yellowtail and yellowfin
charlie071197 I like the 7:1. But I think there’s even an 8:1 for the HD. That might be better. It’s nice to be steadily reeling instead of reeling semi quick. If I were to redo it I’d get the 8:1
Hey man great vid. I was wondering what that thing u had wrapped around ur thumb is called. I need it to back my reel so the braid doesn’t slip, because I heard tape leads for corrosion on the spool. Thx
ziad ajam rod is the Okuma SCTi XH 8’6” The tape is called finger tape. Most saltwater tackle shops have it. It’s the same stuff that doctors use. But if you order on line just look up Self Adhering Finger Tape
Tyler Mattson you could do that too. I prefer not to do mono backing on these smaller compact reels. I try to get the most amount of line capacity possible. For my bigger tuna reels I do that. Good indicator just Incase the fish pull out too much line
ooBoFaDeeZoo I think it depends on the size Komoda you have. I have the extra heavy 8'6 for my lexa 400. When it comes to a casting rod and game fishing, I couldn't be happier. It's a nice stiff rod, which I like for extra leverage when fighting a bigger fish. But it's still got enough bend to it that you get the extra little whip when throughing a surface iron or light jig. Couldn't be happier with it
Any advice on gear ratios? I’m about to get a 400hd soon and I was wondering if the difference from a 7:1 to an 8:1 is something worth considering or if it’s just one of those things where if you have the money send it. I’m out in SD as well chasing the same fish.
Joey Edwards I personally like the 7:1. I actually have never felt out the 8:1 lexas. 8:1 is just a little too fast for me. Only time I use fast reels is for fishing yoyos.
Joaquin Rosales a surface iron. I believe this day I was using a Salas 7x jr in the rainbow sardine color. Since then I’ve really grown to like tady 45’s in the solid mint color and also the white and blue color.
Richard Brown never with my 400 size lexas. But or original lexa 300 has a problem where the button doesn’t wanna fully click down when pressing it. If someone’s engages during mid cast, that’s probably them accidentally bumping the handle with their wrist or hand or something’s down just not realizing it
Ben B I believe it’s 25 lbs of drag. Biggest fish I’ve caught on it so far is a 25 lb yellowtail, but it can definitely handle fish up to 40 lbs for sure
Dont think that reel was pushed to its limit. Over 100lb bft have been landed on lexa 400. Definately luck has to be on your side but it has been done multiple times. Awesome video love your channel
t shark I’ve talked to acouple people since this video and I’ve heard stories of their big bluefin on this reel as well. I personally wouldn’t fish it for fish that big but it can do the job. Just though “Lexa to the Limits” sounded like a clever title. And limits of yellowtail is moreso what I meant because the boat got limits that day
Bret Archibald I used to do a 50-60 yard top shot of 40# mono. Now I do a full spool of braid with a rods length of 40# mono. My go to connection knot is the Improved Albright knot. It’s small, thin, and strong
Darryl J thanks man. I started off with a salas 6x but my Hook bent after about the 3rd fish. So I switched over to a tady c that I custom painted. It's a mint color with chrome stripes
Dirty Hookers hi there awesome video!! I’m from the northeast and have no experience in this kind of fishing. What is the size/weight of the lures u mentioned? Heading to SD this winter are yellowfin/tuna around in the winter months? Will a Lexa 400 7.1 50lb powerpro superslick paired with the Proteus MH 8 foot be ok?
rdrbfishing Today Yes, that’d be fine. I’ve caught a tonnage of YT on my original 400h-p. I use 50# spectra with a 40# leader. I’ve caught a bunch of YFT and 3 Wahoo too on it.
humberto arias I personally prefer the 400 just for the chance of hooking into anything bigger. The 300 is definitely capable of every fish caught in this video! If you ever doubt your gear, just have the deck hands double check everything for you, knots, drag, pound test line, and you should be ok
joshua parga it's the okuma SCTi-C-861XH 8'6. An easier way to find it, and not have to type in all the letters lol, I think you can look up okuma sct inshore and it should fall under the same rod. The 8'6 is the extra heavy model
@@Dirty.Hookers Do you think it would be a problem using 65# dark green j braid on that reel for a similar application? Was thinking heavier to double as a kelp cutting rig...
MrCochise1111 go with powers pro 65 max cuatro if you’re gonna do 65lb. That’ll slice through kelp better then any other braids and is about the diameter of regular 50 lb braid
@@Dirty.Hookers Ok, thanks... I've already got the 65# j braid on it, but I'll keep the max cuatro in mind when I respool...is it called quatro because it's 4 strand? I might be heading over to Catalina from July 14-19...Two Harbor side...
Brian Villasenor I know the 300 will hold up to this size yellowtail no problem. I recently go the 300 just for future trips coming across schools of yellows at this size, to have more fun with them
Michael Pittman I do 40 or 50 lb braid with a 40 lb mono topshot. there’s 2 ways to go about the top shot I left room for about 50-60 yards of 40 lb mono so I can cast an iron without casting through the connection knot. Or you can do straight braid fill up with a 5-7 ft mono or flouro leader so you can get maximum line capacity. If I were to redo my spool up I’d do the fill up of braid with a short leader. I’ve been a bit scared of getting spooled by a big yellowtail
Yeah I agree. Lol not a fan of my old videos back when I didn’t know what I was doing. But if you enjoy surface iron videos, check out some of my recent cedros videos! Some of the most wide open surface iron fishing I’ve ever seen! 15-25 fish days and all 15-25 lbers
kameron steel yeah this was filmed when all I had was a water proof case so it was either music or absolute silence. Haven’t had a video with music all the way through it in over a year now. Thanks for looking out though
I pretty much lived at the Coronados last summer. Every Monday in 2018 from June to October I was down there. 21' CC -- "Yellow Fever".
Shawn that’s badass! This summer should be just as good if not better! Hope you’re ready for this season
@@Dirty.Hookers I've been ready! Was planning to go this Friday, but my usual fishing buddy is otherwise occupied. Not everyone has a passport and Mex permit.
Shawn I know! I have so many friends that are lagging on the passport, yet still get super jealous everytime I go out
Lexa 400 $275
Phenix abyss 909 $209
Overnight on daiwa pacific $300
Listening to a whole boat talk shit and say I wasn’t gonna land my bluefin and getting to see their faces when it hit the deck priceless. Tipped out at 105lbs I love that reel. Mind you most of them had actual tuna gear not a jig stick, and lost several.
Zac Brock that’s incredible!! Congrats on that catch brotha!! Honestly mind blowing! I’d be too scared to get spooled!
Dirty Hookers Thank you. I almost got spooled a few times haha. It was a battle to remember.
Zac Brock I bet! That’s honestly pretty crazy! What a legendary catch for your fishing career and to be continued as probably the most legendary catch of your fishing career for the rest of your life haha. That’s insane
That is awesome.
It is not the gear, it is the fisherman who lands the fish. Congrats man. Awesome catch. I have landed some 50+ lb BFT's with my lexa 400 and abyss 8 ft (20-50 lbs rated).
I’ve caught a 56 pound bluefin on my Lexa 400 on a 10 foot jig stick was pretty sick lol
A.S Fishing that’s awesome man!
How many lbs test lines you used to catch the 56 pound tuna. Just wanted to know because I’m going on a trip from San Diego to Mexico on the Condor boat in September
love to hear that, i just got a lexa HD 400 too, will try for some YFT & BFT, i want lighter set up while jigging set up vs my 30, 50 reels LOL
Why did you stop using the Lexa for the Saltis/Tranxx? Wouldn’t the Lexa be more suited for YT irons? Looking at getting a Lexa for my next Iron stick but saw you went to the Tranx then to the Saltis. Saltis seems like a step back from the Lexa for irons to me
The lexa 400, is what I got to learn how to cast open faced conventional reels.
The more comfortable I got with casting and them more familiar I got with the proper cadence on swimming a jig, the more I understood that a bigger spool and open face reel is more ideal for how I fish.
If you were to speak specs wise as in cast control and drag pressure, in theory yes the saltist would be a step back, however a saltist casts incredibly smooth compared to a lot of open face reels I’ve used!
If I were to fish a baitcasters for surface irons now, it would definitely be the Tranx 500 or the new Lexa 500, for the size of the spool and also so that I could spool up a lot of mono for easier casting and more stretch to absorb head shakes
Shimano torium 30. Perfect for jigs. I spooled mine with 450 yards of 80lb maxcuatro and 30 yards of 50lb izorline XXX copolymer. Best rig I could choose. Also on a performance tackle 9 foot custom rod.
Nice! I’ve been using the torium 16 this whole season paired with a axis 1009H-J for slinging jigs. Absolutely love that set up. I have a recent video acouple weeks ago of surface iron fishing with it. Put it to work
@@Dirty.Hookers it’s pretty sweet I can chuck a lure further than everyone on our private boat and I’m the only one that gets hooked up haha. I use this primarily for lures (YT and BFT) but have used it with a live mackerel due to them being able to swim that line so fast. Thin circle hooks.
@@Shhnee thin circle hook is key for these finicky tuna lately
Sweet.....love the Okuma SCTi Rod 8'6".....Big Bang for the Buck yet Performed like the Expensive Made in USA & Overseas Rods! Married it with my KOMODO 371P and its a Yellow Killer!
john smith I've heard good things about the Komodo. I might have to invest and give it a try here soon!
Dirty Hookers Yeah with 30 Max Drag and performed like a Tranx or if not Better for $220sh....its No Brainer....but I love your Lexa & Scti battle on the Yellows...it seems your one of the Few who are making a killing on board!
john smith yeah I'm pretty stoked on the set up. I've been thinking about building another casting rod. I might have to do the Komodo. Just don't know which rod to pair it with. Thinking 9 or 9'6 on my next build
Dirty Hookers Grab the Okuma PCH CUSTOM 9’ H or the MH & Paired it with the Okuma KOMODO 471P or Okuma TESORO 10S and you will be Surprise....
I just got the okuma makaira rod 30 50lb 8’
I'm really glad I found this video. I have the exact same setup that I purchased last year but haven't used it yet. I was second guessing myself on the rod/reel combo...but not now! Nice video!
Juan Johnson thanks! Can't be happier with this set up!! It's my go to, first rod I grab when coming up on a school
Overnight trip? Multi day? Also what do fishermen do in the winter since the tuna and yellowtail season is done?
Full day trip. Almost all Coronado islands trips are full day trips.
And during the off season, it all depends on the fisherman. Some people do a lot of trout fishing during the winter, some switch over to freshwater bass, some like deep saltwater bass fishing.
I personally fish trout and largemouth, but I’ll fish for anything that bites lol
@@Dirty.HookersNice! I got the new daiwa lexa in the 300 size. For smaller grade yellowtail, bonito, calicos, barracuda etc what lb braid should I use?
@@p.j.walker8196 I’d go with 40 lb braid. The way I look at it, braid is made to get maximum line capacity, so I think of the heaviest top shot I would ever put on that reel and that’s what size braid I spool it up with.
Size 300 baitcasters I do 40 lb braid
Size 400 baitcasters I do 50 lb braid
Tranx 500 I did 65 lb max cuatro to really maximize the line capacity.
@@Dirty.Hookers This helps a lot!
@@Dirty.Hookers what’s your insta?
Hi, do you prefer lexa 400 hd or lexa 400 wn? What are the differences?
That’s a nice rod you got there what kind is it bro
Ben B its an okuma scti xh 8’6. Here’s a link to my review on the rod
ua-cam.com/video/itV-t5PXThw/v-deo.html
Hey Ray! I have a Lexa 300 and 5500 spinfisher which u said would do the task on the Coronado yellowtail, but when can u find the half off deals at turners for the Lexas? Looking to add a 400 to my arsenal and I’m waiting for the sale bcs I’m a kid and I don’t have a lot of money lol
Usually Black Friday is the time to do it. The only other options would be if there’s a fred hall this year, or if you can find an older model on eBay
What weight line do you use? I have the same exact setup as you. Any tunas on that trip?
Konrad C I personally didn't hook any bluefin that trip but acouple of my friends did. I think I have 40lb or 50lb braid and a top shot of about 40 yards with 40lb mono for iron. If im fishing bait I usually do a top shot of 20-25lb mono
Have you caught bluefin on that Lexa? And do u fly line with it out there too?
Never fished bluefin with it, but it could definitely handle fish up to 50-60 lbs with the right line size.
I have fly lined with it for yellowtail and yellowfin
Planning on getting the Lexa400. What gear ratio works best for throwing jigs?
charlie071197 I like the 7:1. But I think there’s even an 8:1 for the HD. That might be better. It’s nice to be steadily reeling instead of reeling semi quick. If I were to redo it I’d get the 8:1
Hey man great vid. I was wondering what that thing u had wrapped around ur thumb is called. I need it to back my reel so the braid doesn’t slip, because I heard tape leads for corrosion on the spool.
Thx
Also what rod were u using on ur lexa
ziad ajam rod is the Okuma SCTi XH 8’6”
The tape is called finger tape. Most saltwater tackle shops have it. It’s the same stuff that doctors use. But if you order on line just look up Self Adhering Finger Tape
Or you could just back it with mono
Tyler Mattson you could do that too. I prefer not to do mono backing on these smaller compact reels. I try to get the most amount of line capacity possible. For my bigger tuna reels I do that. Good indicator just Incase the fish pull out too much line
I have an Okuma Komoda. I want to pair it with that exact rod, but don't know anyone that owns one. What do you think about the rod?
ooBoFaDeeZoo I think it depends on the size Komoda you have. I have the extra heavy 8'6 for my lexa 400. When it comes to a casting rod and game fishing, I couldn't be happier. It's a nice stiff rod, which I like for extra leverage when fighting a bigger fish. But it's still got enough bend to it that you get the extra little whip when throughing a surface iron or light jig. Couldn't be happier with it
Dirty Hookers I have the Komodo 463. I'm sold man. Thanks for your input.
ooBoFaDeeZoo no problem man! Glad I can help!
Any advice on gear ratios? I’m about to get a 400hd soon and I was wondering if the difference from a 7:1 to an 8:1 is something worth considering or if it’s just one of those things where if you have the money send it. I’m out in SD as well chasing the same fish.
Joey Edwards I personally like the 7:1. I actually have never felt out the 8:1 lexas. 8:1 is just a little too fast for me. Only time I use fast reels is for fishing yoyos.
Thanks for the good word, I ended up getting the new model 400 HD 7:1.
Joey Edwards hell yeah! You’ll fall in love with it!
Stupid question. But Lexa 400? Great video
TreFamilyAdventures thanks! And yeah it’s the Daiwa Lexa HD 400 HS-P
What kind of lure were you using on this trip
Joaquin Rosales a surface iron. I believe this day I was using a Salas 7x jr in the rainbow sardine color. Since then I’ve really grown to like tady 45’s in the solid mint color and also the white and blue color.
Shawn they definitely are. Caught a yellow on Saturday on the salas 6x jr!
Have you had any issues with it engaging during a cast? That's the only issue or complaint I have seen on the lexa hd .
Richard Brown never with my 400 size lexas. But or original lexa 300 has a problem where the button doesn’t wanna fully click down when pressing it. If someone’s engages during mid cast, that’s probably them accidentally bumping the handle with their wrist or hand or something’s down just not realizing it
It’s Because of human error not the reals... I’ve never had an issue with any of my Lexas
Awesome video bro!!!
REELDEALJOJO Orozco thanks man! I appreciate it
Beast
The reel has some guts!
What the biggest fish that reel can handle and what’s the drag on it?
Ben B I believe it’s 25 lbs of drag. Biggest fish I’ve caught on it so far is a 25 lb yellowtail, but it can definitely handle fish up to 40 lbs for sure
Dont think that reel was pushed to its limit. Over 100lb bft have been landed on lexa 400. Definately luck has to be on your side but it has been done multiple times. Awesome video love your channel
t shark I’ve talked to acouple people since this video and I’ve heard stories of their big bluefin on this reel as well. I personally wouldn’t fish it for fish that big but it can do the job. Just though “Lexa to the Limits” sounded like a clever title. And limits of yellowtail is moreso what I meant because the boat got limits that day
Damn! This was a slay day! Well done!
Bo Taylor it was absolute chaos! The only thing that could had made the day better is if they were all gaffers instead of bouncers lol
For sure! But I will take bouncers over the skunk anyday!
Bo Taylor Any day! That day was EPIC!
How much mono or floro are you putting on top? And how are you tying it in? Sorry, just learning about saltwater.
Thanks Bret
Bret Archibald I used to do a 50-60 yard top shot of 40# mono. Now I do a full spool of braid with a rods length of 40# mono. My go to connection knot is the Improved Albright knot. It’s small, thin, and strong
@@Dirty.Hookers Right on.
Nice video Dude, you Killed it with that Iron. what Jig did you use?
Darryl J thanks man. I started off with a salas 6x but my Hook bent after about the 3rd fish. So I switched over to a tady c that I custom painted. It's a mint color with chrome stripes
Dirty Hookers hi there awesome video!! I’m from the northeast and have no experience in this kind of fishing. What is the size/weight of the lures u mentioned? Heading to SD this winter are yellowfin/tuna around in the winter months? Will a Lexa 400 7.1 50lb powerpro superslick paired with the Proteus MH 8 foot be ok?
rdrbfishing Today Yes, that’d be fine. I’ve caught a tonnage of YT on my original 400h-p. I use 50# spectra with a 40# leader. I’ve caught a bunch of YFT and 3 Wahoo too on it.
Is the 300 LEXA too small for this type of fishing? Great video
humberto arias I personally prefer the 400 just for the chance of hooking into anything bigger. The 300 is definitely capable of every fish caught in this video! If you ever doubt your gear, just have the deck hands double check everything for you, knots, drag, pound test line, and you should be ok
What kind of rod was that
joshua parga it's the okuma SCTi-C-861XH 8'6. An easier way to find it, and not have to type in all the letters lol, I think you can look up okuma sct inshore and it should fall under the same rod. The 8'6 is the extra heavy model
What type and pound braid
David Tapia 50 lb J Braid
Thank you
@@Dirty.Hookers Do you think it would be a problem using 65# dark green j braid on that reel for a similar application?
Was thinking heavier to double as a kelp cutting rig...
MrCochise1111 go with powers pro 65 max cuatro if you’re gonna do 65lb. That’ll slice through kelp better then any other braids and is about the diameter of regular 50 lb braid
@@Dirty.Hookers Ok, thanks... I've already got the 65# j braid on it, but I'll keep the max cuatro in mind when I respool...is it called quatro because it's 4 strand?
I might be heading over to Catalina from July 14-19...Two Harbor side...
What line do you run on the less?
mason mize i have 50 lb j-braid with a top shot of 40 lb mono for lures
And you didn't even have to use your A.K.
I got to say it was a good day
Everyone on the boat trying to cast, lol.ouch
henry carmona lol. Yeah, that’s usually how it is at the front of the boat when we’re on a school of fish
I have the same model Lexa as yours so should I buy the same rod as yours too?
I W I honestly love the rod I have it paired with. I highly recommend it. It’s the okuma scti extra heavy 8’6
Dirty Hookers k thx
Here is another review of the Lexa 300HD. I just posted to my channel
ua-cam.com/video/HCiOwJE4Y2M/v-deo.html
Would the 300 hold up to this?
Brian Villasenor I know the 300 will hold up to this size yellowtail no problem. I recently go the 300 just for future trips coming across schools of yellows at this size, to have more fun with them
what lbs braid and mono/fluro and length? thanks
Michael Pittman I do 40 or 50 lb braid with a 40 lb mono topshot. there’s 2 ways to go about the top shot I left room for about 50-60 yards of 40 lb mono so I can cast an iron without casting through the connection knot. Or you can do straight braid fill up with a 5-7 ft mono or flouro leader so you can get maximum line capacity. If I were to redo my spool up I’d do the fill up of braid with a short leader. I’ve been a bit scared of getting spooled by a big yellowtail
thanks
Michael Pittman anytime!
Lexa?
What rod r u using
Talk about hooking up....
Adam Forman I try to
That music ruins the video
Yeah I agree. Lol not a fan of my old videos back when I didn’t know what I was doing.
But if you enjoy surface iron videos, check out some of my recent cedros videos! Some of the most wide open surface iron fishing I’ve ever seen! 15-25 fish days and all 15-25 lbers
i did the same
What pound test?
Brian Villasenor I think I have 40lb braid. And I do a 50-70 yard top shot of 40lb mono
Would 50 pound braid and 50 yards of 30 mono work?
Brian Villasenor yes that’s exactly how I have my lexa Winn set up
What pound line
M. Herman 50lb j braid. And for surface irons or jigs I always fish 40 lb mono top shot
How about a video without this music this is why the content is so terrible
kameron steel yeah this was filmed when all I had was a water proof case so it was either music or absolute silence. Haven’t had a video with music all the way through it in over a year now. Thanks for looking out though