Captain Julia "Juls" Davis
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Specializing in 1-3 person walleye and perch charters
I never got into so many big balloon's as I did today. I have braid on 3 of my 6 perch rods, I only had break offs on the reels spooled w/ mono. I should know better because the mono has to be 6 or more years old so it is past being ready to change. I only use Stren mono, I think it's the best mono and IMO it's way better than any other mono. What mono lasts 6+ years?
I use braid now on just about all of my rod/reels, so much better feel and much stronger with the same diameter of mono. I bought some braid on eBay once and I didn't have much confidence it would be any good because it was so cheap. Now it's the only line I use, it's called Dyneema. I don't know if you ever heard of it but it's great line and shockingly cheap. It comes from China so it takes a couple of weeks to get but I order enough of it that I haven't ever run out. I have spooled up several of my fishing buddies reels and every one of them loves the line. I'm sure there are people that will complain about it but I couldn't be any more happy with Dyneema braid.
Russ
what color do you prefer on the braid if you don't mind me asking?
Captain Julia "Juls" Davis
[email protected]
www.julswalleyefishingadventures.com
https://www.facebook.com/JulsWFA?ref=br_rs
Specializing in 1-3 person walleye and perch charters
Like Jul's said it doesn't seem to matter. I thought it might matter so I did some experimenting with different colors. I have bright yellow on one of my rods and bright orange on another and I catch as many on these colors as I do clear mono. I like being able to see my line when perch fishing.
I never experimented with walleye but I think it may be a problem using brightly colored line. I use Dyneema moss green line on all of my walleye rods, it's almost invisible when under water.