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Thread: Help; Braid, Mono, Floro
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03-01-2020, 07:46 PM #1
The easiest way to get started trolling is with Dipsys. Braid is an absolute must with Dipsys. Don't even try mono or floro. Most use 30lb power pro. You can easily run 3 Dipsys per side. Definitely use some mono as a backer for the braid. Way cheaper then braid and helps with slipping also and then fill the rest of the spool with braid. Braid to the Dipsy diver then a snubber and a 6-8' floro leader to your spoon,harness or crank. The snubber with help as a shock absorber for the braid. If you plan to troll with boards at some point you can always add a couple combos with mono. Mono for small boards and braid for big boards with Tru trips. Dipsys are quick and easy to use and also an inexpensive way to get started.
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