http://allfishes.com/what-is-the-best-kind-of-fishing-line-to-for-bass-fishing-with-a-spinning-reel.html All fishes And Fishing, all the time! Mon, 12 Dec 2011 19:14:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://allfishes.com/what-is-the-best-kind-of-fishing-line-to-for-bass-fishing-with-a-spinning-reel.html/comment-page-1#comment-797 im feelin this Fri, 12 Mar 2010 15:03:30 +0000 http://allfishes.com/what-is-the-best-kind-of-fishing-line-to-for-bass-fishing-with-a-spinning-reel.html#comment-797 just use a texas rig because they work for all reels just use a texas rig since they work for all reels

]]> http://allfishes.com/what-is-the-best-kind-of-fishing-line-to-for-bass-fishing-with-a-spinning-reel.html/comment-page-1#comment-796 MR. T. Fri, 12 Mar 2010 14:43:59 +0000 http://allfishes.com/what-is-the-best-kind-of-fishing-line-to-for-bass-fishing-with-a-spinning-reel.html#comment-796 If you have been to a sporting goods store or walmart you probably have noticed there is a WHOLE BUNCH of different line manufacturers out there. Most of the major brands sponsor a professional fisherman who uses their line (for free) They get to use his boat and clothing for advertisement. So most of them are pretty good, or the pro wouldn't be using it. It's just a matter of choice which company you go with, but the size or lb test is determined by what kind of fishing your doing or how big your reel is. I use a line that is called POWER PRO, it is a braided line. I can spool up a heavier lb test (20 lb) and it's actual size compares to a 8 lb test mono-filament line. It handles the same as the smaller line and is more sensitive to the bite like the smaller line. It is VERY tough, you need scissors to cut it a sharp knife can do it but not as easy as scissors. The down side is if it gets a knot, you might as well cut it out because it is extremely difficult to untie or untangle it. I have some friends who swear by it, and some friends who swear at it and will not use it at all. If you have been to a sporting goods store or walmart you probably have noticed there is a WHOLE BUNCH of different line manufacturers out there. Most of the major brands sponsor a professional fisherman who uses their line (for free) They get to use his boat and clothing for advertisement. So most of them are pretty excellent, or the pro wouldn’t be using it. It’s just a matter of choice which company you go with, but the size or lb test is determined by what kind of fishing your doing or how huge your reel is.
I use a line that is called POWER PRO, it is a braided line. I can spool up a heavier lb test (20 lb) and it’s actual size compares to a 8 lb test mono-thread line. It handles the same as the smaller line and is more sensitive to the bite like the smaller line. It is VERY tough, you need scissors to cut it a sharp knife can do it but not as simple as scissors. The down side is if it gets a knot, you might as well cut it out since it is extremely hard to untie or unpick it. I have some friends who swear by it, and some friends who swear at it and will not use it at all.

]]> http://allfishes.com/what-is-the-best-kind-of-fishing-line-to-for-bass-fishing-with-a-spinning-reel.html/comment-page-1#comment-795 Al S Fri, 12 Mar 2010 14:18:02 +0000 http://allfishes.com/what-is-the-best-kind-of-fishing-line-to-for-bass-fishing-with-a-spinning-reel.html#comment-795 I like FireLine 6lb or 8lb you can rip there lip's off. FireLine has No stretch, instant strike detection , you can feel em pickup the worm. and cut's weed's I like FireLine 6lb or 8lb you can rip there maw off. FireLine has No stretch, instant strike detection , you can feel em pickup the worm. and cut’s weed’s

]]> http://allfishes.com/what-is-the-best-kind-of-fishing-line-to-for-bass-fishing-with-a-spinning-reel.html/comment-page-1#comment-794 gonecrazytoday Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:53:56 +0000 http://allfishes.com/what-is-the-best-kind-of-fishing-line-to-for-bass-fishing-with-a-spinning-reel.html#comment-794 I use Stren fishing line. I use 4lbs.test with my ultra light reels and rods, 6lbs.test on my light reels, 8lbs.test on my medium reels and rods, and 12lbs. test on my heavy reels and rods. The only time I use the 12lbs is when fishing heavy brush or stick ups. The lighter the line the harder for fish to see. I have caught 10lbs. bass with 4 lbs.test. When using light line be sure to keep drag low to prevent line breaking and to take your time landing the fish. When using the 12 lbs. test or larger you will want to use a 6lbs.test mono filament leader about 16- 20 inches long. I have been using Stren line since the late 70's. I have tried many of the name brands but came back to Stren because it of less problems. Another thing you will want to do is to keep and eye on your line no matter what brand you use near the lure. If you see any nicks or abrasion or feel any abrasion strip off about 6 feet of line and retie. This is where your apt to have line breakage. I always strip off the last 6 feet when I'm done fishing so the next time I go I'm ready to start fishing. I have fished many different types of water and conditions as well as types of fish with this line. I use Stren fishing line. I use 4lbs.test with my ultra light reels and rods, 6lbs.test on my light reels, 8lbs.test on my standard reels and rods, and 12lbs. test on my heavy reels and rods. The only time I use the 12lbs is when fishing heavy brush or stick ups. The lighter the line the harder for fish to see. I have spellbound 10lbs. bass with 4 lbs.test. When using light line be sure to keep drag low to preclude line breaking and to take your time landing the fish. When using the 12 lbs. test or larger you will want to use a 6lbs.test mono thread leader about 16- 20 inches long. I have been using Stren line since the late 70′s. I have tried many of the name brands but came back to Stren since it of less problems. A additional thing you will want to do is to keep and eye on your line no matter what brand you use near the lure. If you see any nicks or abrasion or feel any abrasion strip off about 6 feet of line and retie. This is where your apt to have line breakage. I always strip off the last 6 feet when I’m done fishing so the next time I go I’m ready to start fishing. I have fished many different types of fill up and conditions as well as types of fish with this line.

]]> http://allfishes.com/what-is-the-best-kind-of-fishing-line-to-for-bass-fishing-with-a-spinning-reel.html/comment-page-1#comment-793 Holbrook Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:05:29 +0000 http://allfishes.com/what-is-the-best-kind-of-fishing-line-to-for-bass-fishing-with-a-spinning-reel.html#comment-793 On my spinning reels I use Trilene Extra Smooth Casting in 12lbs Low Vis Green...it works well for me...but you do have to have a "back" to get rid of line twists...I only use my spinning reel for Shakey Heads/Spot Stickers and weightless flukes....I use my bait casters for everything else... On my spiraling reels I use Trilene Extra Smooth Casting in 12lbs Low Vis Green…it works well for me…but you do have to have a “back” to get rid of line twists…I only use my spiraling reel for Shakey Heads/Spot Stickers and weightless flukes….I use my bait casters for everything else…

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