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Topic Review (Newest First)
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| 01-24-2019 08:33 AM | |
| DerHornen | A friend of mine said he likes nanofilament and it ices up less than mono. I've been using 6lb mono and haven't spooled anything up with nanofil yet. |
| 01-23-2019 03:27 PM | |
| Jfraze10 | Thanks for the quick response guys. I got some Mico ice Trilene and some 100% fluorocarbon ice Trilene for leader. |
| 01-23-2019 10:44 AM | |
| ThreeDogsDown |
Agree with the micro ice line. I do like a tiny barrel swivel 8” above a clip to reduce my attractor lure from spinning. On my little jig rod, I tie straight to the jig. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
| 01-23-2019 10:39 AM | |
| Husker525 | Berkeley Trilene Micro Ice Line. I will use florocarbon as a leader sometimes, but it becomes very kinky in cold weather and coils off like a rope if you spool up with it. |
| 01-23-2019 10:37 AM | |
| ThreeDogsDown |
I do what you do except I use mono up to a 6’ leader of flouro. I have noticed the mono collects ice more than the flouro. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
| 01-23-2019 10:28 AM | |
| Jfraze10 |
Line for hole hopping Hey guys I use braid for all my jigging in the boat or in the shanty. But when you are outside in extreme conditions what line are you guys using. I would imagine a 6-8lb mono would work pretty great. Do you use the ice specific lines? I also considered fluorocarbon but I really only use it as a leader anymore with braid. Its been a handful of years since I spooled a reel with fluoro and it became a twisted mess eventually on the spool. Are the new ice specific flours pretty good for hole hopping? Thanks for any input going on a trip this weekend or next and want to spool a back up rod with one or the other. (Will be chasing walleyes of course. Mostly on the smaller side were I will be fishing) |
