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Location: Duluth, MN | So I just mistakenly bought this on ebay (thought it was regular power pro).
Anyone know anything about it as far as musky fishing is concerned? My intent wa to load up my pounder rod with 100#. Am I stuck with 300 yds of useless line now?
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| ITs great line; if you use it to make hollow ace wind-on leaders (I do). I find its good line for bucktails and the like but given its properties tend to dig in a little deepr on backlashes so its not as "Pounder" friendly as Master Braid or Tuff Line Plus. Spool it up on your bucktail rod and it will work fine for you(it also makes a nice trolling line) I have it on 3 reels that I use for bucktails, topwater and some other non-swimbait typr applications... |
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Location: Duluth, MN | Cool, thanks for the info. I will put it on my blade rod. Just glad I can use it! |
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Location: Thief River Falls MN | My experience with casting hollow line is that it holds alot more water. Can be wet at times. Still works fine though |
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Location: Duluth, MN | Ya I bet it does. Ill just run it for the summer months and get something out of it at least.. Thanks |
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| Check Thorne Bro's website i believe there is a video of Bob Turgeon showing how to make the wind on leaders. |
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