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Posted on Aug 2nd 2011. Tags: fishing

What fishing line is best for me?
I have 2 fishing rods/reels (both are spinning) and I am looking to upgrade from mono on both, but am not sure what the best thing to do would be. I like the invisibility of Fluorocarbon line but have heard mixed reports of it not working great on spinning gear. Braid is extremely strong but spooks fish if not used on fast moving bait. So here is hat I have: The first is an ultralight that I currently have 2lb mono on and was thinking of switching to 4-6lb Fluorocarbon but am worried about the line unspooling. Would a small diameter braid, like power-pro 8/1, be a better option or will the fish still see it regardless of the line diameter. The second is a medium setup that I have 2 spools for and currently only have 8lb mono on one and don't use the other. I was thinking of going for the power pro 30/8 as I mainly use that for larger fish like northern, bass, and catfish. But I run into the same problem of the visibility as I will be fishing the crystal clear lakes in the boundary waters this fall. I know a leader is an option but just sounds like more work and cost. Is the braid line really that bad visually? Should I just stick to mono? Would Fluorocarbon be best? Just suck it up and use a flouro leader for the braid? Thanks in advance!

Just get braid and put a flourocarbon leader on it. It is not that much work and eventually become just like tieing on a lure. You will get used to it.

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