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Spitfire

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Re: #$% fireline!!
« Reply #75 on: Aug 27, 2009, 03:40 PM »
i filled mine up with no backing.. should i go back and back it??
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Re: #$% fireline!!
« Reply #76 on: Aug 27, 2009, 03:42 PM »
brokinline  yesssss  go back and   put  some backing on it  or  it will cost ya 
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Re: #$% fireline!!
« Reply #77 on: Aug 27, 2009, 05:31 PM »
i filled mine up with no backing.. should i go back and back it??
I would also, for the same two reasons in the last few posts, and also to spread the line out a little. I can usually spool 3-4 feels buy putting backing on (cheap mono or fleuro) That stuff's not cheap at $15-16 for 125 yds.

Just make sure you have enough on to cover your casts!!!!
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Re: #$% fireline!!
« Reply #78 on: Aug 27, 2009, 07:10 PM »
Clean spool, Dacron backing, proper knot.
Arbor Knot

1 extra wrap around the spool is always good.
RG
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Re: #$% fireline!!
« Reply #79 on: Aug 27, 2009, 07:27 PM »
one word.   MONO

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Re: #$% fireline!!
« Reply #80 on: Aug 27, 2009, 07:53 PM »
I have a couple of rods set up with Spiderwire Fusion for trolling junk for walleye. Never had a problem and seldom lose a lure...or fish. Tried Fireline a few times....didn't like it.

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Re: #$% fireline!!
« Reply #81 on: Aug 27, 2009, 09:02 PM »
Power Pro comes with a few small adhesive pads to stick to the hub of the spool... 

Wrapping twice over that stuff and tying tight sure seems to keep 'er in place...

I am definately among the ranks who swore against Power Pro for several years when it first came out.  But as more guys started using it for Tarpon down in the Everglades I finally caved in and spooled a big reel with it.

As the years went by, more and more rigs in my collection went to Power Pro... 

Now it is on just about everything...  All the way down to 8lb on the ultralights.  That stuff is no joke!

I am a full-blown convert now these past few years.  There is no doubt my crankbaits troll WAY deeper on the braid.  And my topwater frogs are sweet on the stuff.  The braid cuts lily pads N-I-C-E!!! 

And my 1/16oz jigheads SAIL out there on the lighter lb test PowerPro...  Amazing, really.

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Re: #$% fireline!!
« Reply #82 on: Aug 28, 2009, 01:47 PM »
once again i didnt get to fish. some kids ran out of gas and needed a pull.. then my motor started acting up on the way home..so spent most of the morning rebuilding the carb, timing and fuel pump.. hopefully soon tho..
still waiting on free willy

 



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