I passed a deer in my sailboat yrs ago in the very middle of Delaware Bay. A bear I've never seen in water...that is way cool.Don, sufix siege is no joke.
I use nothing else.
Shohola should have been named Slowhola. 4 fish in 3+ hours. We did see a deer and then a bear cross the lake.
Yes. You're the one that introduced me to it I believe on the old site when I asked about line. I also like their co-polymer "Advanced Mono". But Siege and also Elite are my go-to's.Don, sufix siege is no joke.
I use nothing else.
I'll take that as an endorsement. I was searching for Northland Bionic Walleye line but it seems to be discontinued. Would you recommend this -Then you’re in good hands with Suffix. It costs an average amount. The irony is that I’m often using Big Game 12 or 17 lb for bite tippet in pickerel waters. Buy one spool of Seige in orange or chartreuse for the reel you use in weedy grunky areas. Put you favorite tippet onto the end and go. You’ll love it. We could even pass the plate and take up a collection for you if you can’t afford it after buying Gold Label, lol.
I’m not sure you would see any difference on the Baitcasters. But on a spinning reel it would surprise you. Lays out and settles better than you can imagine. Strong. Visible. Managing it on the reel is nothing.
Curious PA, what is your go-to for line?Fished the last striper/walleye tournament Saturday night with my son Flyguy. Cooler and windy. Not the best conditions. One small walleye and 9 hybrids landed. I did get a decent one at 8.9#. Not a lot of fish brought in. Winning stripers were 13 & 12. Only 4 weighed in. Walleye was a 7.5, nice fish, second was 6.6. Only 5 weighed in. The tourneys are done with bass opening but the fishing will hold for another few weeks, especially for the stripers.
Looks like a blast. upper Susky?Did a kyack trip on Sunday. I usually make this trip a couple day affair, but life/work meant I got Sunday. My camera mount broke, so didn't get fish pics. I caught 8 average small mouth. Not the greatest trip, but not bad either.
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Here was our flotilla, minus one paddle board. Water was extremely low, as expected, so it was a half paddle half hike for a chunk of the day.
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10 # and up I use BPS excel. Cheap. Strong, never lost a fish to a line issue that wasnt self induced. I buy bulk spools in 10, 14,17. For finesse stuff I use Seaguar, usually 6#. i dont use that too often. Panfish rods get 4# Seaguar. Ice is 3# Suffix Ice LineCurious PA, what is your go-to for line?
Pine CreekLooks like a blast. upper Susky?
No hi viz for me I don’t understand the concept. Two it’s way more visible and the main line for me is the last thing I worry about. I don’t have a real problem with the line I use. And it’s the cheapest line out there.Then you’re in good hands with Suffix. It costs an average amount. The irony is that I’m often using Big Game 12 or 17 lb for bite tippet in pickerel waters. Buy one spool of Seige in orange or chartreuse for the reel you use in weedy grunky areas. Put you favorite tippet onto the end and go. You’ll love it. We could even pass the plate and take up a collection for you if you can’t afford it after buying Gold Label, lol.
I’m not sure you would see any difference on the Baitcasters. But on a spinning reel it would surprise you. Lays out and settles better than you can imagine. Strong. Visible. Managing it on the reel is nothing.