bucktailing fluke with 10lb braid

[slim]

Who has 10lb braid on their spinning outfit for bouncing small bucktails? What kind of braid do you prefer?

[mikeytheflop]

I have a super tiny spinner that I use 8lb braided line under the correct conditions:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...9SIA0RT0764762

I like it, but only the right conditions here in NJ - calm, flat lying, west wind+outgoing tide on a private boat. Not the kind of gear you want to use with ripping tide on a packed party boat - you'll be public enemy #1 in no time! If you know what your doing you can probably get away with it under any conditions!

I caught a 6lb fluke this summer when the fam and I stayed in Loveladies and went on a non-sponsor party boat - won the pool $190 clams!

Have fun you will love!

[njboarder]

Originally Posted by mikeytheflop

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...9SIA0RT0764762

Holy crap.. didn't know newegg sells fishing gear..
I've been buying computer parts for years..

[fishunt]

i use fireline crystal 10lb on my light spinner for shark river and the surf side with no problem. highley recommend the crystal fireline for fluking.

[Dave A]

I fish 15lb Power Pro on one reel and 15lb Momoi Diamond Braid on the other.

[SaltLife1980]

I have a super light rod and reel set up with 10lbs.. a lot of fun on the light tackle.. Just make sure ur drag is not locked down bc when that slob hits dont want to loose em.. My set up is 10lbs power pro.. Then i tie my jigs with 10-15lbs top shot.. tied together with an albright..

[SplitShot]

I only go down to 20lb Braid on my lightest Fluke Spinning Outfit for the bay when its calm....

[mike1010]

Originally Posted by njboarder

Holy crap.. didn't know newegg sells fishing gear..
I've been buying computer parts for years..

Yeah, a surprise, but check the prices - nothing special.

[slim]

Thanks for all the replies guys but i was wondering what specific braid you use on your light setups.

[PeteyHD]

20lb power pro for me is the lightest ill go in the bay if I'm fishing for keepers (which is obviously every time)