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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

I like a very fine gauge hook, in particular the Owner ST11 ultra lights

Yet, as outlined in my April 2014 article Climate Change: A Different Perspective, those movements were very small compared to the historical data proving that red drum (then known as channel bass) were the primary inshore gamefish of the Central Jersey Shore over 100 years ago when waters were presumably cooler before global warming set in

I removed the evidence, cleaned up the parts then roughly re-greased the reel, making a note to buy circlip pliers and to strip and completely clean this one when the nights draw in

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