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scombroid wrote:What does 20lb braid compare to again for mono? Would this be similar to 8lb or 10lb mono? Seems like a great price and tempted to order some also!
Thu Mar 11, 2010 6:52 pm
seanie35 wrote:scombroid wrote:What does 20lb braid compare to again for mono? Would this be similar to 8lb or 10lb mono? Seems like a great price and tempted to order some also!
it claims in the ad that 20lb braid has same diameter as 6lb mono either way its a top brand braid, the ebay seller has lots of different diameters in his "other items for sale"
Thu Mar 11, 2010 6:59 pm
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scombroid wrote:Is it ok / possible to tie braid to braid to put on the reel? Just noticed the 20 lb braid from first eBay seller mentioned is only 150yd which doesn't seem like enough for my spinning reel which currently has around 230 odd yards of the same type of braid loaded.
Thu Mar 11, 2010 8:03 pm
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SeanP wrote:Wind the mono off onto another reel or spool, wind the braid off onto another reel or spool, then put the length of mono onto the reel as the backing, re-tie the uni to uni to the braid and wind back on the reel.
I think that's the easiest way![]()
Thu Mar 11, 2010 8:45 pm
SeanP wrote:Yes you have to watch that pricing up braid, 150yds and the 300yds spools!
For a spinning reel and light beach work 150yds is fine, best way is to start with an empty reel, wind on the 150yds of braid, tie on a backing mono of 15-20lb using a uni to uni knot (5 turns on the mono and 12 turns on the braid) and top the spool up, don't overfill the spool.
Wind the mono off onto another reel or spool, wind the braid off onto another reel or spool, then put the length of mono onto the reel as the backing, re-tie the uni to uni to the braid and wind back on the reel.
I think that's the easiest way![]()
Thu Mar 11, 2010 8:50 pm
scombroid wrote:SeanP wrote:Yes you have to watch that pricing up braid, 150yds and the 300yds spools!
For a spinning reel and light beach work 150yds is fine, best way is to start with an empty reel, wind on the 150yds of braid, tie on a backing mono of 15-20lb using a uni to uni knot (5 turns on the mono and 12 turns on the braid) and top the spool up, don't overfill the spool.
Wind the mono off onto another reel or spool, wind the braid off onto another reel or spool, then put the length of mono onto the reel as the backing, re-tie the uni to uni to the braid and wind back on the reel.
I think that's the easiest way![]()
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If you're using mono backing can you not just wind say 50 yards mono onto the reel first, then attach the mono to the braid, and wind on 150 yards of braid?
Thu Mar 11, 2010 8:57 pm
Mohawk wrote:SeanP wrote:Wind the mono off onto another reel or spool, wind the braid off onto another reel or spool, then put the length of mono onto the reel as the backing, re-tie the uni to uni to the braid and wind back on the reel.
I think that's the easiest way![]()
Get an empty mono spool put a longish bolt through the centre of the spool tighten a nut on to hold spool tight and get out your electric drill
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Thu Mar 11, 2010 9:57 pm
carpets wrote:great braid what diametre is the 20 lb power pro for sale here at the minute...