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Old 02-07-2020, 12:16 AM
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What line for a Shimano Tranx 300 and 400? I have 2 400’s, both gear ratios and one 300. New to Musky fishing but have a lot of experience with Pike, Salmon and big trout in Alaska. Trying to figure out what line to spool up.

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Old 02-07-2020, 06:28 AM
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Would say 80# power pro would do tge trick
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Old 02-08-2020, 05:28 PM
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Cortland Masterbraid is nice stuff. I use 65lb on a lexa 300.
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Thanks for the responses guy’s. Any thoughts on 682?
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Old 02-15-2020, 03:28 PM
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I assume you mean 832. Its good Braid. I have it on a couple of musky reels. I mostly use Master Braid. Depending on what you are throwing I would use 65- 100 LBS, If you don't plan on throwing any big rubber or big cranks/jerks you can easily use 80 and not worry about loosing a bait if you have a back lash... I would not put anything bigger than 65 on the 300 given the size of the spool/ line capacity.
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Old 02-15-2020, 07:21 PM
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I assume you mean 832. Its good Braid. I have it on a couple of musky reels. I mostly use Master Braid. Depending on what you are throwing I would use 65- 100 LBS, If you don't plan on throwing any big rubber or big cranks/jerks you can easily use 80 and not worry about loosing a bait if you have a back lash... I would not put anything bigger than 65 on the 300 given the size of the spool/ line capacity.
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[QUOTE=FlyNorth;6396522]Thanks Mojo![/QUOTE

what do you consider a big bait ?
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Pounder Bull Dawgs, Husky or bigger Medusa's, any dive and rise bait bigger than 10 inches, Any Cranks 10 inches or bigger etc...
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Pounder Bull Dawgs, Husky or bigger Medusa's, any dive and rise bait bigger than 10 inches, Any Cranks 10 inches or bigger etc...
I just bought to 400 series Tranx one normal and one HG and was thinking about 85LB but this is a new setup fr me so all the advice I can get is great.

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They are great reels; you will be happy with them.
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