Monday, July 15, 2013

Re: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Juniata Smallmouth Report 7/13/13

If a warmwater fish turns it's nose up on 16lb fluoro, I'm not interested in catching it, ha!  Lucky for me, I haven't met one yet.  

If you're breaking 55lb braid, it's more likely from shock and/or a nick in the line.  The breaking strength of braids will often be much more than the lb rating of the line for a dead pull.  But if you were to shock the line, they can break at less than the rating -- think casting off a lure when you get a wind-knot when casting on spin.  The tensile strength of 20lb Fireline has been observed over 54 lbs. Similary, Cortland Spectron 50lb has been observed to hold over 83 lbs.

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