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51Muskie |
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Posts: 191 | New to trolling I have a clicker reel that I want to put line on. Any suggestions , floro or mono for muskie, what is a good diameter ? Thanks in advance for any information | ||
ToddM |
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Posts: 20221 Location: oswego, il | I use 80lb braid on most all my setups but I do have a couple reels with 40lb big game. | ||
Kirby Budrow |
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Posts: 2330 Location: Chisholm, MN | Depends on a lot of things. Depth you want you lures is the main one. I use 100lb braid to keep my baits higher. | ||
TheShow |
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Posts: 351 Location: Vilas County, WI | I use 80# Power Pro because many trolling baits depth curves (Bucher, Mike's Trolling Secrets) are based off that line running 3 - 4 mph. | ||
Masqui-ninja |
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Posts: 1247 Location: Walker, MN | You have to have some give when trolling for muskies imho. A parabolic fiberglass rod, mono, a perfectly adjusted drag...pick two. I run 80# Sufux 832 on fiberglass rods, and check my drags often. | ||
Jeff Hanson |
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Posts: 945 | I use this Hi-Seas Blue water mono. Have for many years with no failures ever.- https://www.stealthtackle.net/product/grand-slam-bluewater-line/ Jeff Hanson madisonmuskyguide.com | ||
North of 8 |
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The issue of drag settings is one that I watch as well. I had been told by experienced troller to have some give in the drag, so as not to rip hooks out but it also is important if you snag a lure. Had that happen last summer, where I was in 8 to 9 feet of water, running a lure about three feet down when I snagged a rock point that I had not seen before. Line was down almost to the backing before I got completely stopped. Had I not had some give in the drag, line, lure or rod would have snapped. | |||
southern comfort |
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Posts: 393 | I still believe in having some give in my trolling set-ups so I really like 30-50 lb Berkley Big Game Mono. | ||
chuckski |
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Posts: 1415 Location: Brighton CO. | Another vote for 50# Big Game Mono. | ||
JKahler |
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Posts: 1289 Location: WI | Powerpro depth hunter is metered with a white dot every 5’ and a different color every 25’. I’ve been using 80lb. Works great for me cuz I don’t use line counters for musky fishing. | ||
muddymusky |
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Posts: 573 | 80# tuff line or hi seas grand slam braid for me. | ||
muskyhunter07 |
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Location: Northern Illinois | +1 one for Hi-Seas Blue water mono. Awesome line. I also run 80lb and 100lb Hi-Seas Grand Slam braid too. Great line have not had any issues. I use the Braid for my down and boat rods, Mono for my board rods. both are available at https://www.stealthtackle.net/product-category/fishing-line/ | ||
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