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Rod/Reel and Line Combos


BassKnuckles

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I ended up stripping off all of my line last year. Basically I had all Power Pro line on all my reels. I would like to try new brands and sizes. Here is a list of my combos. Feel free to recommend what you think would be best for each one (brand and size) Thanks.

1.

G Loomis GL2 MH FA 6'6"

Shimano Curado 200E7

Line:

2.

Skeet Resse Tessera Jerkbait/Top Water FA 6'8"

Shimano Curado 200E7

Line:

3.

Shimano Cumura M FA 6'8"

Shimano Curado 200E5

Line:

4.

Shimano Crucial M MF 7'0"

Shimano Curado 200E7

Line:

5.

Abu Garcia Veritas MH 7'3"

Abu Garcia Revo SX

Line:

6.

Abu Garcia Veritas MH 7'6"

Shimano Curado 200E7

Line:

7.

Abu Garcia Veritas MH 7'0"

Spinning Abu Garcia Soron

Line

Line:

8.

Shimano Crucial MH FA 7'0"

Spinning Daiwa Capricorn 2500 XTC

Line: Spiderwire 10LB

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I think its going to depend on what techniques your using some of the set ups for but even then its still just a lot of opinion.

I personally dont care for braid that much and only use it for a few things. I have a rod with 30lb for dock skipping, a frog rod and heavy cover rod with 50 and 65lb.

My other rods are a mix of copolymer or fluorocarbons in the 6-20lb test. Im stilling using up my stash of Gamma which is gone now so I cant help you on brands much. Ill probably try some Sunline or Seagur when my Gamma runs out.

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It will all depend what technique u plan on using for each, but based off what I think I'd use for each rod here's what I'd spool up.

1)15lb copoly or fluoro.

2)12lb mono

3)30lb braid

4) 15lb fluoro

5) 17-20lb fluoro or 50lb braid. (Depends on cover)

6) 50-65lb braid.

7) 8-10lb fluoro or 20-30lb braid.

Again this could vary depending on technique of each combo. For braid I like power pro, fluoro Im using sunline super, and copoly I like izorline platinum.

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1.

G Loomis GL2 MH FA 6'6"

Shimano Curado 200E7

Line: 12 floro

2.

Skeet Resse Tessera Jerkbait/Top Water FA 6'8"

Shimano Curado 200E7

Line:

3.

Shimano Cumura M FA 6'8"

Shimano Curado 200E5

Line: 10 floro

4.

Shimano Crucial M MF 7'0"

Shimano Curado 200E7

Line: 12 floro

5.

Abu Garcia Veritas MH 7'3"

Abu Garcia Revo SX

Line: 15 floro

6.

Abu Garcia Veritas MH 7'6"

Shimano Curado 200E7

Line: 50 braid

7.

Abu Garcia Veritas MH 7'0"

Spinning Abu Garcia Soron

Line

Line: 10 floro

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