Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: clarki on July 30, 2014, 01:37:20 PM
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Looking to amp up my casting distance for coho off the beach (the bigger ones are always just out of casting range! :) ) by spooling up my spinning reel with braid.
Do members have a preference, or recommendation, of which Sufix 832 brand (ghost or camo) is better for saltwater spinfishing application in relatively clear shallow waters?
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I know this doesn't really answer your question regarding the 2 Sufix lines, but give berkley nanofil a go. Hands down best line I have ever used for spinning reels.
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The ghost is supposedly nearly invisible underwater.
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I know this doesn't really answer your question regarding the 2 Sufix lines, but give berkley nanofil a go. Hands down best line I have ever used for spinning reels.
couldn't agree more with you Fishawn. Love the nanofil!!
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It really doesn't matter if you run ghost or camo, if you're using 10 lb test then your line diameter is only 2 lb, which will be invisible in the turbid salt water.
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It really doesn't matter if you run ghost or camo, if you're using 10 lb test then your line diameter is only 2 lb, which will be invisible in the turbid salt water.
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It really doesn't matter if you run ghost or camo, if you're using 10 lb test then your line diameter is only 2 lb, which will be invisible in the turbid salt water.
Thanks. I hear what you are saying however the water is usually gin clear. But point taken about it being the diameter of 2 lb.
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Anyone know where I can find Nanofil in Van? Looked at Pacific Angler, CDN tire (Cambie and Grandview), Wal-mart... No luck finding it.
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Berry's should have it.
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I've found it at army and navy as well as berry's.