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weightless fluke #7463650 04/27/12 01:05 AM
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Going to fork this weekend and throwing a weightless fluke. What size line should I use?


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Re: weightless fluke [Re: coachmatt] #7463673 04/27/12 01:10 AM
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I usually use 12 or 15 but bumped up to 17 and caught lots of good fish there up in mustang.



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Re: weightless fluke [Re: coachmatt] #7463676 04/27/12 01:10 AM
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100lb steel cable if you listen to some people, but I'd say 15lb should do you just fine.


Re: weightless fluke [Re: coachmatt] #7463983 04/27/12 02:15 AM
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17lb green power pro mono.


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Id put it on 15-20# mono.


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Originally Posted By: Bass Johnson
100lb steel cable if you listen to some people, but I'd say 15lb should do you just fine.


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Re: weightless fluke [Re: coachmatt] #7467907 04/28/12 07:21 AM
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I like 12-15 lb flouro for weightless flukes


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Originally Posted By: Bass Johnson
100lb steel cable if you listen to some people, but I'd say 15lb should do you just fine.


+1 agree 15# should be fine


Re: weightless fluke [Re: coachmatt] #7467956 04/28/12 09:59 AM
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I like a Falcon 1/16 oz. belly weight.


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Regardless of line size, I always like to put a small swivel up the line about 3-4 ft to keep the fluke from kinking the line. Use braid for a slow fall or floro for a faster fall.



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Re: weightless fluke [Re: coachmatt] #7468688 04/28/12 05:47 PM
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14-17 pound range will do it. No need to get heavier than that... even 17 will have a slight effect on the action.



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I would advise using line of 0.014 inches to 0.017 inches in diameter at Fork.

Go by diameter rather than pound test.


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Originally Posted By: The Fishing Physicist
I would advise using line of 0.014 inches to 0.017 inches in diameter at Fork.

Go by diameter rather than pound test.


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Re: weightless fluke [Re: coachmatt] #7470546 04/29/12 02:05 PM
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Re: weightless fluke [Re: bassfork] #7470724 04/29/12 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted By: bassfork
Regardless of line size, I always like to put a small swivel up the line about 3-4 ft to keep the fluke from kinking the line. Use braid for a slow fall or floro for a faster fall.


+1


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