For me, 10lb or 15lb braid, FG to 20lb mono. I used to use PowerPro exclusively, but I've really been pleased with that J-Braid also.
4 days ago | 2
Braid and either a mono or steel leader depending on the fish and line weight can vary from as low as 2lb for pan fish and up to 80 or 90 for the big boys.
4 days ago | 1
Braid to flouro for most situations for abrasion resistance and a quick and easy cut-off for clearing line nicks. Leader about 20% longer than the largest fish I'm targeting. One a designated top water rig, I will use mono because it stays closer to the surface and gets a better action for the lure.
3 days ago | 1
Sporting my braid with a top shot of mono. $80 rolls of seagar flouro is for the weekend warriors.
5 days ago | 3
Braid to Flouro: braid for casting distance and no line memory. Flouro because it’s harder to see in the water and has great abrasion resistance. It’s a terrific combo. Tried and true
5 days ago | 5
31 Varivas PE w/ 20# Mono, (occasionally) on most of my Shallow water gear . I grew up on mono and very rarely ever used fluoro. "Tight Lines and Full Limits To Y'all"
4 days ago | 1
Uhhhh boy... quite interesting to see the Flouro cult come alive in this vote!🤭
5 days ago | 3
Braid with mono mainly, unless I’m out of certain weight and have it in a flouro backup
5 days ago | 3
I was using mono, switched to braid, now I'm back to mono, cheaper,more strikes
4 days ago | 1
For chinook salmon here in OR, we use 65lb braided main line, 20-30lb Fluoro leader, and line counter reels
5 days ago | 1
I use braid with a mono leader on everything but tuna trolling gear. I don't think I'll ever swap braid on my trolling gear. The stretch of the mono is needed on the strike, need that shock absorber
5 days ago | 3
That's how you can cast further in more line. Sensitivity back in the day 8lb mono
1 day ago | 0
30 lb. braid to 20lb. mono leader most of the time. Sometimes just straight 30lb braid if I'm being lazy. Although we don't have that crystal clear water over here in louisiana so usually it doesn't affect much
5 days ago | 1
Twenty pound braid. Twenty (or 15) pound fluorocarbon 30". Double uni knot. Cricle hook of appropriate size. Live bait!
5 days ago | 1
@SouthFloridaFishingAdventures
10lb braid, 14lb fluoro. Sometimes a steel leader if I'm going for cudas.
5 days ago | 1
Flouro is great until you have a fighting fish & it gets stretched. Then it's trash. So braid to mono for me
4 days ago | 1
Salt Strong
What's your fishing line setup for inshore saltwater fishing? Let us know why in the comments.
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