In short, any braid (regardless of whether its flat or round) has the potential to dig into a spool for 2 reasons: 1.) Its a VERY thin braid (6lb
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*Note: When rigging baits with the Owner ST-35 Short Shank Treble Hooks, always rig the front treble with the point in line with the eye, facing forward, and the rear treble with the point inline with the eye, facing toward the rear
I use 40 lb braid on a 7000 reel for big inshore fishing and always works out Im looking into buying a general purpose reel
It is for this reason the shad start to pull up out of the deep creek channels and river channel of the lake and make a move back to these coves
Here's the one I have that I got quoted $200