In reply to Post #16
Cheers
Cheers
In reply to Post #17
I used x line for years but changed to tiger line and haven't looked back it's pricey but worth it I my opinion
I used x line for years but changed to tiger line and haven't looked back it's pricey but worth it I my opinion
daiwa floorit 18lb. 10/10
In reply to Post #19
What line would you use for very silty waters
What line would you use for very silty waters
In reply to Post #20
A good quality mono, no need for anything fancy.
A good quality mono, no need for anything fancy.
In reply to Post #12
Cf600 in 12lb,spot on,even explained how to load
Cf600 in 12lb,spot on,even explained how to load
In reply to Post #22
What do you mean
What do you mean
In reply to Post #23
I found cf600 in 12lb very user friendly but absolutely awful at abrasion resistance. Lost a few fish on a few different waters where there are no real snags. Gone back to a different line now and not 1 more cutoff. I personally wouldn't recommend which is a real shame because it's definitely the most well behaved on the reel.
I found cf600 in 12lb very user friendly but absolutely awful at abrasion resistance. Lost a few fish on a few different waters where there are no real snags. Gone back to a different line now and not 1 more cutoff. I personally wouldn't recommend which is a real shame because it's definitely the most well behaved on the reel.
In reply to Post #24
Need to be really careful when tightening knots, lots of spit and slow steady pressure. I still feel its the best.
Need to be really careful when tightening knots, lots of spit and slow steady pressure. I still feel its the best.