Is 10lb test a recommended line &amp; also stated on the spool of this reel?
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I recommend the 10lb on the Trio 30s and 12lb on the Trio 40s. Spider Wire Ultra Cast monofilament is a good choice of line. 12lb test has the diameter of 8lb test & the 10lb test has the diameter of 6lb test which increases casting distance. Reel size depends on species you are fishing for, 30s great for Bass, trout, etc. 40s is better for bigger fish 10-20lb fish, keep in mind 40s has a 20lb drag system. Hope this helps.
2096642
Ed, This line is definitely !00 lb. test. We have caught, and landed several fish well over 20 lbs.I am very satisfied with it's quality.
1067662
12lb 260yd or 14lb 210yd. Hope that helps. This is what the spool itself reads.
2073431
Don't know. I placed braded line on both reels, but drags were defective. Not two pounds of drag.
2148635
The line is 80lb, nylon braided test line. We've not tested it on a fish yet, but the rig works great and is simple to install.
1394601
I have caught 4+ pound fish on 2lb test line. Assuming you mean you want to try to catch fish weighing 8 to 10 pounds I would use 6 to 8lb test line at the most. You should match the line with your rod and reel but I have found using lighter line catches more fish. There are also anglers that use heavy line especially when fishing in weeds or water that has a lot of snags. Check the rating on your rod (usually on the rod just above the handle). I will repeat that I like to use light weight lines ( 4 to 8lb test) on all my spinning set ups.
1683203
Always do a balance test with your rod & reel but this should be equally dispersed from end to end. Will work fine but always keep in mind what you are fishing for???
956273
Well you can I would use at least 30lb test fishing line. I would make sure that you tie good knots in the line, so the line does not slip through and it falls
2068163
I am using monofilament 50 lb line and is working very well. You can go with less powerful line if you're fishing for smaller fishes.
2068664
Depends on line test 150lbs. 400lbs. ??? Probably more than you will need.I mounted a reel on a short rock gun ,to control tension on trigger release on spear,also to be able to free dive,after firing to take gun to surface for air.Due to low visibility leave gun floating,follow line down.
644859
Not sure exactly, seemed like 4-6 lb test. Should warn you that when I pulled it off to put spider wire on the line that it came with had a lot of memory and curled so tight I'm not sure if warm overnight soak would've cured it. When I bought a couple of em I didnt even realize it came pre-spooled. I just bought it because it was such a great price and we've been getting some good use out of em (with the spider wire).
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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.
894553
Well to be honest with you I fished in Daytona Beach over the summer I used 60 lb trilene big game for all of my line I didn't use any power pro my reel was a Penn senator 6/0 and it worked just fine I would use at least 100 to 150 yds of that for backing would be my guess just really enough to cover the spool over once or twice
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The 90 takes 440 M of 25lb and 330 of 30lb. Seems like a lot to me for a 20lb (max) fish but everyone has their own preference, we are fishermen after all. I might consider braid instead of mono and stick with the 65 if I wanted higher lb test. Mine came w/ 2 spools and you could load up both with different lines. Good luck.
1842122
Go with the 6925, it has a 5.2:1 Gear Ratio, 7.2 oz weight and line capacity is 4/110, 6/90. I have this reel paired with a Fenwick HMX Ultra Light 7ft.Great combination!
927869
I own 3 of the 30's and find them perfect for medium-light applications (trolling for crappies, small mouth bass etc) this reel is well made and has a smooth drag system... however limited spool capacity ! I think the 40 or 50 would be a better choice for you.
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I use the 20lb test, moss green on my Abu Garcia Blackmax baitcasting reel. Had no issues whatsoever with the line, even when fishing in some thick hydrilla. Pulled bass right out and have yet to break or fray the line. I'd recommend giving it a shot.