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 Re: Line for White Bass
[Re: BrianTx01]
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12/31/21 02:09 PM
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Jimbo
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I've been fishing for whitebass for over 50+ years and the majority of my go too rod and reels have been spooled with 10# mono.
I've caught and landed fish up to 20# over the years from Largemouth Buffalo that would cover the lid of a standard sized Igloo ice chest to stripped bass and hybrids.
I'm guessing, but I probably caught the majority on an original Zebco 33. (which I still use to this day)
Last edited by Jimbo; 12/31/21 02:31 PM.
Just one more cast!
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Re: Line for White Bass
[Re: BrianTx01]
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01/07/22 06:28 PM
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Butch Good
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I use 4 lb. Test on my ultralight. And 6 lb. Test on my medium action rod. I try to go as small as possible when casting the river, and a little bigger when trolling. IMHO 10 lb. Test is the largest as I would go. Maybe even 8.
No matter where you go, there you are.
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Re: Line for White Bass
[Re: BrianTx01]
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01/08/22 02:05 PM
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Dennis Christian
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I tried 8 lb once, and it felt too stretchy for me.
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