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adjust your drag reel to 6lb*0.8= 4.8 lb...

It's absolute rubbish, says Dr Kevin Warburton, an adjunct researcher with Charles Sturt University's Institute for Land, Water and Society who has been studying fish behaviour for many years. There's been a lot of work done over the last 15 years on learning and memory in fish and it as been found that fish are quite sophisticated. Fish can remember prey types for months; they can learn to avoid predators after being attacked once and they retain this memory for several months; and carp that have been caught by fishers avoid hooks for at least a year. That fish have only a three second memory is just rubbish. http://news.csu.edu.au/director/latestnews.cfm?itemID=29F34DE7E2F6FE0FB7272F41C53E3B22&printtemplate=release What do you think?

For weightless I'm using braid with 2-3 ft. fluoro leader.

I'm using tuf-line 50 lb and 65 lb. I have problems with power-pro. Power-pro have much tint

I'm using CCB-5-173DR Deep Runner for D22, CCB-4-166M Mid-Cranker in cover.. Tree, stumps. CC-4-17M for lipless Crankbait. Excelent rods...

Palomar on braid and mono, improved clinch on fluoro of 12 lbs or more..

Two rods and a small bag for lures. In my jeep I have four-six rods and a big bag for lures.

The local dams have a heavy cover 15 lb P-line CX copolym For lip-crank 20 lb P-line CX for lipless

Falcon Cara heavy/fast for cover Cara Casting CC-7-173 S Cara Amistad H F 10 15-30 lb. 1/2 to 1 1/2 oz. 7' 3" 10" $199.99

Falcon Cara Cara Reaction CCB-5-173DR Deep Runner MH MS 10 10-20 lb. 3/8 to 3/4 oz. 7' 3" 9" $199.99

Baicast only...always

I don't have problems with 17 lb trilene leader and braid.

50-65 lb braid Power-pro or tuff-line. In clear, quiet water 17-20 lb 100% fluorocarbon trilene

thank you very much, I have another question. what is the kind of rod do you use in the leaders of 6' or more?..spinning or baitcast?..

do you have problems with the hit of leader knot on the rod guide ?