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Location: Scandia MN | Looking to re-spool and while sorting through the options I've learned that white line seems to be catching on. I had never heard of that before and was wondering if anybody out there uses it and what they think. |
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| might want to move this post to the tackle and equipment section. |
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| Dosent matter in my opinion, I've used the white line and the green line by suffix its 832 advanced super line. I would prefer the green because it's less visible in the lake that I go because the water is tinted brown and it shows up less than white. But I have had strikes on the white and one the green, that's what I caught my first muskie on |
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Edited by Chemi 1/29/2015 2:39 PM
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Location: Eastern Ontario | Used white dacron years ago no issues. Don't believe muskies are line shy and your going to use a leader. it will probably be grunge gray before long. I have used white, white with green fleck, yellow, red, black, brown and green as well as clear mono over the years and the only difference was the mono felt like fishing with a rubber band |
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| Im not sure if fish care or not but I respooled with blue PP cause it looked good on my set up. I have not had a hit since. Almost every time out before the switch i would get bit or at a minimum have some follows on Green 832 or PP. Needless to say I wont be using blue again. |
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