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Location: Phoenixville, PA | Why is 80# so popular? Is it the weight of the lures that requires such heavy line? 30# power pro on a large spinning reel catches tarpon without trouble. |
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Location: Waukee, IA | fishdawg - 5/17/2017 5:50 AM
Why is 80# so popular? Is it the weight of the lures that requires such heavy line? 30# power pro on a large spinning reel catches tarpon without trouble.
Because abrasion from structure weakens line and backlashing heavy lures would snap 30lb like sewing thread. Muskie rods/reels/line isnt designed to fight fish, it's designed to take the abuse of casting half pound lures 2-3 thousand times per day |
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Location: midwest | 80lb Sunline FX2 |
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Location: Southwest PA | fishdawg - 5/17/2017 6:50 AM
Why is 80# so popular? Is it the weight of the lures that requires such heavy line? 30# power pro on a large spinning reel catches tarpon without trouble.
I always tell people, "it's not for the fish, its for the $50 lure hanging off the end.". Lol the gentleman above me said it best, this is an abusive style of fishing... nuff said! |
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| 80lb Tufline with 80lb Suffix 832 a close second. |
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