what pound test is the braided line equivalent to monofliloment
254828
Its the same but takes up half the space.I use it when fishing on a pier to cut other peoples weaker mono. Means more fish for me.
254829
It would still be 100 but the monofilament holds up better to abrasion better...hope that answers it
254830
Its very close to being the same but its less than haft the diameter of monofilament.
254831
Its the same but takes up half the space. I use it when fishing on a pier to cut other peoples weaker mono. Means more fish for me.
394875
If you want line that actually breaks at around 6lb, you'll want the 2lb Fireline (this is thinner than the thinnest monofilament made). 4lb/1lb Fireline can hold 12lb. 14/6 Fireline is said to be 14 pound line, but it actually breaks at 30-40 pounds. I have personally tested 10/4lb Fireline to 24lb. Braided line manufacturers are terrible at disclosing the real properties of their products. If you google Paulus braid tests you can see a table of actual breaking strengths as measured by a 3rd party engineer/fisherman.
1847544
Yes this is the symetre 2500FL. The line weight is incorrect in the title, the line weights are as follows: Mono 6/200, 8/140, 10/120; Braid 10/170, 15/145, 30/95
1179066
Yes you can. Personally I use 50lbs braid on my Millionaire, and that's about like 12lbs mono. Works very well and casts pretty far especially on my 12 foot surf rod.
102175
Most people use the braid as the backing. It doesn't go bad Like mono. I put a new topshot of p line mono on the braid.
1620601
The fittings are the same (assume you're using standard stuff) so there is no problem using the braided lines instead of coppper lines.
940541
I'm not sure. I got the 6920 model for ice fishing and it's rated for 100yds of 4lb mono and 125yd of 6lb braided. They're model 6940 is rated for 230yd of 10lb mona and 280yd of 14lb braided. Hope this helps.
1505172
The first number is the rated breaking strength, the second is an indication of the diameter when compared to monofilament. If you want 10lb, buy "10/4". It's ten pound Fireline that has the same diameter (thickness) as 4lb monofilament.
2162972
There must be very little difference between 14 and 17. I personally used power pro braid. 15 lb test with the equivalent to 4lb test mono. Works great for me.
614888
According to Pflueger's website, the 6935 has a line capacity of 185 yds of 8 lb mono, so it would be that one.
1688773
I would use 30lb mono and 50lb braided. I use cajun red in mono. It does not show up easily in the water. About any kind of braided line will work. I also like to use suffix line. Really good but pricey.
234859
I have a 20 pound braided test line. Power Pro or trilene works perfectly. .
2162973
both work but using a braided line will offer a significant advantage. You can spool more line in and the casting and retrieving will be much smoother. I use a 40 lb braided line on this reel which would equate to a 10 0r 12 mono. a braided line is more expensive but worth the money.
2073430
Sure. Use mono backing (a LOT of mono backing or it would cost a fortune to spool with with braid). One of mine has 25lb mono, the other, 40lb braid with 40lb mono backing.
1889244
Hi, it is perfect quality, best for braiding, the lenght is Accurate, love this manequiin!!
278651
I would use the #40 thats what i'm using with 15# test mono for saltwater fishing specs and red drum.
1722799
it handles braided line just fine-put a couple of wraps of dacron line prior to putting on the new thin dia. braided lines.