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For herring-eating fish, Strader fished a prototype bone-colored pencil popper made by PH Custom Lures
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The more expensive fluorocarbon and braided lines will typically have a slightly smaller diameter when compared to this chart, but 1/1000th of an inch is not going to make a difference for this discussion
With the 9.2:1 ratio model also reeling in a ridiculous 43 inches of line per crank, this reel is tailor-made for jigging and bottom fishing
Advantages of Braid + The lines are incredibly strong + Suitable for catching larger fish species + Have a low level of stretch + Offer excellent sensitivity and hook-setting ability + Very durable + Last longer than mono or fluorocarbon lines Disadvantages of Braid - Lines are more visible than fluorocarbon lines - Less effective in clear water conditions - More expensive than mono lines - Can be more difficult to handle - Lack of stretch - Prone to backlash and tangling What is the strongest line
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