how do i know what lb test i need? length doesn't really matter
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It depends on the weight of the fish you are trying to catch. Lbs refers to the breaking strength of the line. A line rated 6 lbs should not break untill 6 pounds of pressure on the line. So a line rated 20 lbs should not break untill 20 pounds of pressure. The knot used reduces the strength of the line. Certain knots are stronger than others. Using 6 lbs test line, you can catch bigger fish than 6 pounds. You set the drag on your reel so when the drag is set, you can still pull line out without breaking the line. A big fish will get worn out pulling on your drag, and the rod will help you tire out the fish. The world record for Black Marlin on 6 lbs test line is 735 lbs 3 oz. So, there is no clearcut answer. If you are going to catch fish 5 to 20 lbls, then 5 to 10 lb test would be good.
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Weights from a standard weight set will work. Amount of weight depends on the weight of your equipment on the end.
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You should measure from attachment point to attachment point then select the correct expanded length and weight capacity.
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The only thing I can tell you is you have to set the program first then weigh in with no socks on. You have to be bare foot for the other readings to work. I hope this helps.
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As long as you buy the one that accommodates the right size. It should tell you the width of it.
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It should be one of the pictures. If not, here you go:Small: 3.5 - 4Med: 4 - 4.5Lg: 4.5 - 5
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Sorry, I do nopt have the answer, I have been using monafiliment 30LB test line.JIm N.
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I also find it odd they do not state the gauge. Might as well go with 33g, the smallest available.
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Companies do not sell "sample" bags they are usually given away as samples, I am unsure if Blue offers samples, you may want to try a local store to see. You can always try a 3 lb smaller bag instead of purchasing a larger 7 lb bag.
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Most trailers are a standard 5 lug. U need to measure the diameter of your current inner and out bearings. If u have a northern tools or harbor freight near u they have a wall in a trailer section you can put your bearings on to check. I just use a ruler. These are much better quality than those stores sell
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Here's what you do, take a measuring tape measure your trunk leangth and depth. Then subtract how much you want to take off to keep some trunk space. If your not worried about trunk space then go ahead and keep the length and depth. Then measure the boxes length and depth. It should say it in the description the dimensions which are the measurements. Look at them in the description and if its smaller than your trunk then you'll be ok. But take the time and measure it out. You don't want to buy a box that's to big especially a 50$ one. But its easy to find out. Have fun and keep that bass going. I had thre cvrs in this and the box was perfect. \.../ Here's what you do, take a measuring tape measure your trunk leangth and depth. Then subtract how much you want to take off to keep some trunk space. If your not worried about trunk space then go ahead and keep the length and depth. Then measure the boxes length and depth. It should say it in the description the dimensions which are the measurements. Look at them in the description and if its smaller than your trunk then you'll be ok. But take the time and measure it out. You don't want to buy a box that's to big especially a 50$ one. But its easy to find out. Have fun and keep that bass... » Read More Here's what you do, take a measuring tape measure your trunk leangth and depth. Then subtract how much you want to take off to keep some trunk space. If your not worried about trunk space then go ahead and keep the length and depth. Then measure the boxes length and depth. It should say it in the description the dimensions which are the measurements. Look at them in the description and if its smaller than your trunk then you'll be ok. But take the time and measure it out. You don't want to buy a box that's to big especially a 50$ one. But its easy to find out. Have fun and keep that bass going. I had thre cvrs in this and the box was perfect. \.../ « Show Less
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you can check the measurements of the item with the measurements you're trying to put it in and determine it that way
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I use 4lb test on my #20 reel, 10 & 15 lb test line is too large for this reel.
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Paul, this is EB. This cable is the correct size to connect your LBP6200d. You may or may not need a longer or shorter length, but this is a classic usb A to B cable (what we used to call a "usb to device" cable. Of course that was around 1998 when the "U" in universal serial bus, actually was true. These cables com in so many configurations now that they should call them "unknown serial bus, lol!" Anyway, I reviewed a copy of the service manual from cannon (available free on their website btw) and this is definitely the cable shown in the set schematics drawings of the device. I really hope this helps you.-EB Paul, this is EB. This cable is the correct size to connect your LBP6200d. You may or may not need a longer or shorter length, but this is a classic usb A to B cable (what we used to call a "usb to device" cable. Of course that was around 1998 when the "U" in universal serial bus, actually was true. These cables com in so many configurations now that they should call them "unknown serial bus, lol!" Anyway, I reviewed a copy of the service manual from cannon (available free on their website btw) and this is definitely the cable shown in the set schematics... » Read More Paul, this is EB. This cable is the correct size to connect your LBP6200d. You may or may not need a longer or shorter length, but this is a classic usb A to B cable (what we used to call a "usb to device" cable. Of course that was around 1998 when the "U" in universal serial bus, actually was true. These cables com in so many configurations now that they should call them "unknown serial bus, lol!" Anyway, I reviewed a copy of the service manual from cannon (available free on their website btw) and this is definitely the cable shown in the set schematics drawings of the device. I really hope this helps you.-EB « Show Less
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Hi-there's a small switch on the bottom of the scale where you can select lbs.
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Paul, this is EB. This cable is the correct size to connect your LBP6200d. You may or may not need a longer or shorter length, but this is a classic usb A to B cable (what we used to call a "usb to device" cable. Of course that was around 1998 when the "U" in universal serial bus, actually was true. These cables com in so many configurations now that they should call them "unknown serial bus, lol!" Anyway, I reviewed a copy of the service manual from cannon (available free on their website btw) and this is definitely the cable shown in the set schematics drawings of the device. I really hope this helps you. -EB
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There is a switch on the bottom of mine that allows me to choose lb, kg or st/lb. I believe that gives you the options you were seeking.