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I use PowerPro 10lb, which is equivalent to 2lb diameter. Sometimes it is hard to get a backlash out but I rarely get them.
I dont back my braid though, straight braid all the way and I add a section of 6ft 10lb Seaguar Fluorocarbon leader to manage around the shell without getting cut off. PowerPro gets way way better without the waxy stuff on, it usually wears off after a hard day of fishing and becomes a light green color.
I use it for topwater,soft plastics, spoons, everything. I dont understand why the guy would argue with you, is he a guide?
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Ok braid is good but has 0 stretch mono has stretch so if you fish braid set your drag a little less or I use I lighter rod . There is two types of braid 1st solid (hard on your thumb) and 2nd hollow ....hollow is cool line you can splice hollow without a typical knot and its easy on your thumb. If I fish a "line shy" fish ill use mono or floro if not ill use braid here in ca I started to use braid when fishing kelp beds cause it cuts the kelp we call it a "cutter rig" so there are pros to each just don't forget that braid can be harmful on your guides if there a softer guide material. And don't use to heavy of line like 50# braid is the same size as 12# mono(the brand sufix is). So it would be to heavy and on spinning tackle sometimes the braid is to small and gets caught on the bail I could go on for along time so if you have any more ?s just ask
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