i did forget to mention one thing: i'm not using the fishing line for actual fishing. its for beading, so what LB do i need?
629074
Beading as in making necklaces? Anything will work for that. I'm not sure I know what beading you are talking about.
629075
In the last sentence it is not head but bead size that is a determinant. The correcting feature of the typewriting system is a bother.
629076
Frankly, I don't know what "LB"means. My wife uses my fishing line for beading and other arts and crafts uses. 10 to 25 lb rated line seems to be what she favors. Head size and the hole size are also determinants of what size line used.
629077
You need to determine what size holes are in beads you are using so the line will fit obviously. Next criteria would be how strong you want it to be. Berkley gives their line diameters as .011" diameter for 8# test, up to .044" diameter for 130# test. There are numerous choices in-between those 2 sizes. Their website will give more details. http://www.berkley-fishing.com/Berkley%C2%AE-Trilene%C2%AE-Big-Game%E2%84%A2/1285546,default,pd.html#start=1
1498495
Are you referring to a bobber? The line has camera technology in it, so unable to secure by tying it. I suppose one could use bobber if could attach in some way, I love mine for crappie fishing
1711551
Any fish you would need to use a braided line for would be too much for that reel. Stick with mono.
726665
it should be a spinning rod for these okuma spinning reels with large eyes starting at lower mid rod for casting, take a look at some more rods before you buy,be sure that you match them up for casting,if that bwc11022120 is a 12 foot surf rod you are ok, hope this helped you
260596
As small as you'd like. It mostly depends on how light your rod is. However a super light rod with this heavier reel might be a bit unbalanced. However, I use this reel with 6lb. Line with a medium light rod an have caught 6 pound fish with no problems.
2159927
I have used it with braided line and it worked fine using 6 lbs. I just didn't need all the strength for what I fish for. With 10 lbs flora carbon I caught a 42" northern with this reel with no issues at all.
1591965
No, like all quality reals of any type, fishing line is not included. Frankly, the question puzzles me: there are so many different types of fishing line, with each type of line to be used under differring fishing demands, that only toy fishing gear would include "line". http://www.wikihow.com/Keep-a-Spinning-Reel-Line-Trouble-Free will help you if you are a just starting out...
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I have been using the original one that come with the reel. It is a 0.41 mm. or 1/64''. The additional spool -not yet used is 0.29 or 1/128. Perhaps it wil not have that problema. If I ever change the line, I will use a max. of 12 lb. test. It is to fish for (Spanish) pavón or robalo, not more than 3 kgs.
2217336
10,000 pound test...but only a few feet of it. Apparently you are unfamiliar with hand lines. You can put any pound test line you choose. The larger pound test line the less number of feet the reel will hold. Ask yourself what size fish do I want to fight using a hand line. Then put a line that is 20% heavier. Besides, the hand line you are asking about comes with line, leader, swivels, hook and sinkers. What are you going to do, strip all that off and start over?
139512
I agree with the last response. This is very thick and difficult to use, yet very similar to fishing line which would be much less expensive.
8858
I'm using 10lb Cajun Line Mono in a 6-14lb Shimano spinning rod. works good on large fish, but I'm not at a place to surf fish.
139514
i would save your $ and just buy 100lb fishing line. The OOK wire is difficult to use.
905440
It includes the spear and line. No real is required. I just used it 3 days ago and got a decent sized fish. It packs a punch when you pull the trigger so don't fire it close to your face. Make sure to stay clear of rocks though. Bent the tip of my spear on my last shot.
1731261
It is rated for up to 80 pounds however I see no reason why you could not use 100 LB line. I use 80 LB braided and have caught large halibut. Nice rod for the money.
2129240
i have order 7 6.6ft and 7 7ft rods from eagle claw. the 6.6 have been 4/5wt and the 7ft have been 5/6wt. i use 5wt and 6wt line on the two i keeped. i have been selling them to friends, for the same price. these rods are great for close-in fresh water fishing. use good line, like cabelas prestige or sa airweight. you will love the fight. i fish the everglades many times a year. i landed a 4.5lb bass on the 4/5 wt, and several thousand bass, bream, oscars, and mayan childes on these rods.alan sewellalan@yahoo.com
137529
it depends on your reel model and line rating you want to use. Info is readily available on Pflueger website or Amazon.
2107338
Couldn't tell ya? I sent mine back because it failed on me the second time I fished with it. I had the 6935 but I can't remember the line capacity - sorry!