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#21 buck

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Posted 06 October 2013 - 09:59 PM

so whats the best line to spool up my new pin, will hi vis ande work well


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#22 LordMykiss

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Posted 06 October 2013 - 10:02 PM

@ kilk that's what I mean 6 with 10 main is better than 6 with 8 main when it's drennan

but lets say your 8lb is trilene xt @ .010 then your 8lb trilene is as thick as my 10lb main line. so you should be able to technically use drennan 6 without worry :) as i said before, depends what the diameter of your line is, numbers don't mean much, unless you are using IGFA line.


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Posted 06 October 2013 - 10:06 PM

but lets say your 8lb is trilene xt @ .10 then your 8lb trilene is as thick as my 10lb main line. so you should be able to technically use drennan 6 without worry :) as i said before, depends what the diameter of your line is, numbers don't mean much, unless you are using IGFA line.

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#24 LordMykiss

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Posted 06 October 2013 - 10:07 PM

I guess your right. I've had a few issuse with drennan but it's always been with trilene XL main

try 5lb, it is @ .22 so about .008


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Posted 06 October 2013 - 10:11 PM

try 5lb, it is @ .22 so about .008


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#26 Fishheads

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Posted 06 October 2013 - 10:19 PM

If you use Hi vis you need to run a low vis shot line.   Ande 8lb  .275mm  -(SWIVEL)- Drennan 6lb  .24mm 

 

Ande had a IGFA tournament line as well.   the 8lb is .25mm  That might be a little to close...lol  to the drennan 6lb  but as klik said the 5lb is .22mm and its great stuff as well.   


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#27 LordMykiss

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Posted 07 October 2013 - 12:28 PM

If you use Hi vis you need to run a low vis shot line.   Ande 8lb  .275mm  -(SWIVEL)- Drennan 6lb  .24mm 
 
Ande had a IGFA tournament line as well.   the 8lb is .25mm  That might be a little to close...lol  to the drennan 6lb  but as klik said the 5lb is .22mm and its great stuff as well.




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Posted 07 October 2013 - 05:56 PM

contact Mike at www.fishheadscanada.net 


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#29 LordMykiss

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Posted 07 October 2013 - 05:59 PM

contact Mike at www.fishheadscanada.net 

ok thanks.


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Posted 07 October 2013 - 11:26 PM

Been out there running around close to 27 years, tried it all, figured out the more simple you make it the more you are in the water and the more fish you will catch.  I spool up with a dacron backing and about 240 yrds of 6lbs maxima, I take my time spooling up and I run that straight to my hook.  The line is good in clear water as well(as clear as clear water gets).   I don't lose fish or floats because everything is matched the way it is designed.  Most of the guys I know that have fished as long as I on the river have come across the same notion of simplicity.  Then again a thousand fishers will fish a thousand different ways, just my two cents.


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#31 ChasinTails

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Posted 08 October 2013 - 07:53 AM

ok thanks.

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Posted 08 October 2013 - 06:57 PM

I have hivis and it REALLY helps when in crowded areas. Other people can see it to help you from getting tangled up. You can also see exactly where your fish is going.
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Posted 08 October 2013 - 07:57 PM

Been out there running around close to 27 years, tried it all, figured out the more simple you make it the more you are in the water and the more fish you will catch.  I spool up with a dacron backing and about 240 yrds of 6lbs maxima, I take my time spooling up and I run that straight to my hook.  The line is good in clear water as well(as clear as clear water gets).   I don't lose fish or floats because everything is matched the way it is designed.  Most of the guys I know that have fished as long as I on the river have come across the same notion of simplicity.  Then again a thousand fishers will fish a thousand different ways, just my two cents.

this is the ultimate best way to catch any fish, specially salmon, and trout. as long as the water has some colour, leader and  things like that are over rated. i just personally don't dare using 6lb as my main line on anything bigger than 20 inches with my rod.


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Posted 08 October 2013 - 08:44 PM

i just spooled my pin with braid, lets see if this helps 


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Posted 08 October 2013 - 11:23 PM

i just spooled my pin with braid, lets see if this helps

you will never go back to mono !! Just remember to add 10-15' of mono or floro above your float when it drops below 0 ... Braid doesn't like ice
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Posted 09 October 2013 - 07:19 AM

you will never go back to mono !! Just remember to add 10-15' of mono or floro above your float when it drops below 0 ... Braid doesn't like ice

ya i learned that the hard way when my line became a popsicle lol


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Posted 11 October 2013 - 09:27 PM

Just learn to wails cast and problems solved ;-)
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Posted 12 October 2013 - 12:05 AM

Another way is to use the older style floats that have the tube thru the float. Most other floats have the clear tubing which attaches the line to the float. So when the float rotates so does the line. I have not seen these float for a while
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Posted 12 October 2013 - 05:16 AM

Another way is to use the older style floats that have the tube thru the float. Most other floats have the clear tubing which attaches the line to the float. So when the float rotates so does the line. I have not seen these float for a while

they are at any tackle shop ..drennen,and raven floats have a lot of slip floats
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Posted 16 October 2013 - 12:41 PM

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