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Where does any idea really come from? With a background in design and photography, he started making lures after getting back into fishing in 2008

has less memory during a cast Fewer wind knots Cons: No stretcheasier to straighten a hook or pull the hook out of a fishs mouth More expensive than mono Can be harder to tie knots Knots can come untied more easily Improved clinch knot and blood knot wont hold Must be cut with scissorsclippers wont cut braided line 10-pound test and lighter can be harder to handle and cast Braided is more visible to fish than mono Ideal Uses: Fishing in deep water and heavy currents Working around structures Casting into weeds, moss and thick cover Deep-water jigging Hooking species with soft bites Muscling big fish quickly away from heavy cover and structure Braided fishing line lays flat on a reel spool

Switching to carbon steel or bronze costs nothing and changes the outcome dramatically

Shop the Fenwick Elite at Tackle Warehouse $299.95 Daiwa Tatula Elite I love the Tatula Elite line from Daiwa, and if the price tag is a little too much for you, even just the regular Tatula line is fantastic

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