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Ice Fishing Tips -Check your local regulations! => Jigging => Topic started by: ougot1 on Jan 04, 2019, 03:52 PM
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I need advice on what pound test fluorocarbon leader material to use for largemouth bass , I use small 1/10 oz swedish pimples for the most part , I was thinking 6 lb ? all replies appreciated THANKS
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I need advice on what pound test fluorocarbon leader material to use for largemouth bass , I use small 1/10 oz swedish pimples for the most part , I was thinking 6 lb ? all replies appreciated THANKS
6lb should be fine, they aren't typically line shy, I catch them on traps with 12lb leader.
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I might target them once a season, but catch them all the time on my spoon rods. 6lb fluoro leader.
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I like 4, just set the drag on your rod!
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1#...hoping they break it so I don't have to deal with the catch and release. :whistle: :roflmao:
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Really about how big a fish are you after?
With that small of a lure 6# will be fine. If after big fish...I'd go with 20# or even 30# test. Just so when I pull them in close, all that line will take a lot of beating at the ice hole.
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I don't fish for them on purpose but they seem to find me. I have 3lb or 4lb mono on almost all my rods, and don't think I've lost but maybe one. Just work the drag.
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6# Flourocarbon will work fine. My go to line for icefishing in general is 6# flourocarbon. I never lack catching fish including pan fish. During open water I target bass as it is my favorite fish to fish for, I use 10# flourocarbon and I land some decent bass.