Gonna re-spool some reels here in a bit.
Got a 1,000 yard spool of 6# and another in 10# the other day.
Seaguar red label.
I am ready to fish.
Got a 1,000 yard spool of 6# and another in 10# the other day.
Seaguar red label.
I am ready to fish.
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RUGER":2csjyxqc said:Gonna re-spool some reels here in a bit.
Got a 1,000 yard spool of 6# and another in 10# the other day.
Seaguar red label.
I am ready to fish.
If you fished half as much as you talk about getting ready to fish, you'd be dangerous.
oke: :super:
Mr. Simms,
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Sincerely,
RUGER
I was actually after the stocker trout at Martin today.
I did manage to hang one but alas, it came off before I got it to the bank.
Did catch two small bass though.
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Sincerely,
RUGER
I was actually after the stocker trout at Martin today.
I did manage to hang one but alas, it came off before I got it to the bank.
Did catch two small bass though.
larry ipock
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I tried Seaguar red label and I think it performs similar to mono. What I also like about it, its diameter is smaller per ## test. Hope you catch your limit.
AllOutdoors
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I spooled up a couple of spinning reels with 8lb red label today. Hoping to get after some trout as well.
I started using this stuff last year and I gotta say, the more I use it the more I like it.
Gotta have my "old man" glasses with me when I am bream fishing though, stuff is tough to see when tying knots for an old man.
Learning how to actually wind it onto your reel helps alot too. :shock:
Gotta have my "old man" glasses with me when I am bream fishing though, stuff is tough to see when tying knots for an old man.
Learning how to actually wind it onto your reel helps alot too. :shock:
