Choose Monofilament Fishing Line If: You need a stretchier and more elastic fishing line to accommodate big game fish and fishing environments with weeds, corals, rocks, or other tight spaces where braided fishing lines are likely to break Youre an amateur angler and need practice tying fishing knots with a smoother & more malleable fishing line Youre looking for a cheaper fishing line - and youre prepared to replace your microfilament lines relatively frequently
A 20lb Test break braid for any of us has to break lower than 20lbs because somewhere along the line we have to use a knot - which might be a bloody knot, but its still a knot, and as close to 100% as I believe a good FG knot can get to, a knot changes how a line performs to some extent
Use a Spinning Rod If: You fish with light lures like drop shots, wacky rigs, and small swimbaits
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A good setup for trolling or bottom fishing is a 7-foot, medium-heavy rod coupled with a 30 pound conventional reel spooled with 50 pound braid and a 100 yard monofilament top shot