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| I currently use spiderwire 80lb. braid. When it gets below freezing it ices up a little but nowhere near as bad as a none coated braid. Still, I am looking for a braid that will soak up even less water. Any suggestions? |
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Location: lake x...where the hell is it? | really is not one. they all hold water, water freezes, freeze is bad. |
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Location: syracuse indiana | i have found when this time of the year comes.. to use the reel magic spray.. that stuff does wonders on keeping the line slicker and water free...bill |
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Location: Gurnee, Illinois | I will be trying Yo-zuri Hybrid this fall, supposed to work really well. It's available in 60lb test.
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| They all soak up some water. Powerpro seems to soak up more than others, Cortland Spectron is a bit better. I've found that as your line wears throughout the season it tends to soak up more and more water, so by late fall, it's like a sponge. Might make sense to change out your line in the fall instead of at the beginning of the season.... |
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Location: Stevens Point, Wi. | EA-bingo! |
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Location: Chicago | I concur on the reel magic spray works real nice just have to spray it on every so often or so |
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best braid for freezing temps?