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Old 03-13-2013, 02:42 PM
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When bouncing Bucktails for Fluke on the rough stuff what # braid do most of you guys like to use. Just curious, heard everything from 15 thru 60 # test.

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Old 03-13-2013, 03:05 PM
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Typically spooled up with 15 or 20 on the bait casters but do keep a spinning reel with 30 as well.
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Old 03-13-2013, 03:25 PM
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I usually use 20-30#. That way the braid is stromger than your leader and if you do get atuck and have to break off the leader breaks instead of the braid.
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Thanks guys.
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I use 15-20 up to 60' then 30 in ther deep---and when i do the uni-uni i double the braid to keep the knot sizes similar in size..helps to keep the braid from cutting into the mono on the pull of the uni--and has never failed me in 5 yrs
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20# - 30# is the way to go.. That on all of my set ups...
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Old 03-17-2013, 11:09 AM
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do the uni-uni i double the braid to keep the knot sizes similar in size..helps to keep the braid from cutting into the mono on the pull of the uni--and has never failed me in 5 yrs
Been using that system myself, works great!
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I use 15-20 up to 60' then 30 in ther deep---and when i do the uni-uni i double the braid to keep the knot sizes similar in size..helps to keep the braid from cutting into the mono on the pull of the uni--and has never failed me in 5 yrs

Im not a fan of the uni to uni.. the profile is to large and some times has issues passing threw the guides..

I only use the albright knot to tie my leader/jig rig to my main line braid.. The albright has such a small profile it goes threw anything and very very strong!
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Im not a fan of the uni to uni.. the profile is to large and some times has issues passing threw the guides..

I only use the albright knot to tie my leader/jig rig to my main line braid.. The albright has such a small profile it goes threw anything and very very strong!
Hi saltlife I understand and alot of guys love and alot hate the knot
I last season starting playing with the bristol knot and like it alot just seems to take too long to tie while fishing a rocking head boat in the ZONE
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Hi saltlife I understand and alot of guys love and alot hate the knot
I last season starting playing with the bristol knot and like it alot just seems to take too long to tie while fishing a rocking head boat in the ZONE
Tony and Jeff here is another knot you way want to try.
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