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I have used both lines but not in the 20 to 25lb line wt.I like you did not like the InvisX because of the line stretch. I have not had this problem with the AbrazX, this line is a little stiffer. I use it on all my worm rod set-ups. I am using 12 lb test. I hope this was of some help.

Just remember they will be built to Bass Pro's spec's.

I have been using the Boze Sumo frog for a few years now & don't have a reason to change. They work well for me.

I fish rock dikes around the damns on Santee Cooper & have no problem. I also think the line is very abrasion resistant.

I have been using it for several years with no problems. I use it on all my reels. The breaking strength is higher then the lb. test on the package so I can get by with a smaller dia. line & stay within the line wt. for the rod.

I think I read some where those reels were not going to be released until October.

Well my feet hit the deck by the crack of noon so I can be on the lake by 1. This time of year I usually don't go until about 4pm & fish till 9 or 10.

Thanks Reel Mech.

I think this is a 1985 model but am not sure. If anyone has one & could give me the specifications(ex.gear ratio) it would be appreciated. Thank You.

I have had them on 2 different boats & like them. I use them for spinner & buzz baits, Jigs, Johnson spoons etc. They work well in rough water as my baits stay put.

Great Video. Use some KVD line cond. on that line it will help a lot.

2008 Ranger Z-21 2008 Yamaha 250 HPDI Prop VXMAX-Series 15 1/8 x 25 3blade cupped Minn Kota Max 101 Lowrance LCX112C on console Lowrance LMS520C on the bow.

I always spray a heavy dose of KVD line cond. on my line the night before & I have no problems with either the Hybrid or Ultra Soft while fishing the next day. I don't know what it is but that stuff does work. I use 20# Hybrid on my flipping rods with no problems also.

I used rubber cement & it worked.

To measure water clarity scientists use a device called a Secchi disk. It's a standard size black & white disk that gives repeatable readings. It will put you on the money. Or use the white jig meathod as has been described already, which is what I use too. It also looked stained to me.

I have used their VS series spinning reels & they are very smooth. Never had a problem with them. I know several people who use there salt water off shore reels & swear by them.

Cabelas Tourney IM7 in 7 ft Med Fast/Med Heavy, If you are going to use braid then you choice is on the nose. I have been using a 7' MF/MH & a 7' MF/H for a couple of years now & they work well for me. I do not use braid as I find Yo-Zuri Hybrid works for me. I use KVD line conditioner & have no problems.

I have been fishing the Boze Sumo Frog for a couple of years now and I like it just fine. It's worth a try. http://www.***.com/descpageHDTNATFRIEN-BZSUMFG.html

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For what it's worth, Bill Dance says to measure from the water line to the gunnell & add 22".

I have not used Fluoroclear so I can not say if InvisX is more sensitive or not. I can say that InvizX has a lot of stretch & I would go with his other choice which was Sunline FC Sniper.

Not all Shimano casting reels started with a C. Back in the 70' there casting reels were called Bantam's. I have 5 Shimano Bantam Magnumlite 2001 Plus. Their spinning started with a C CustomX2000GT

The Seaguar InvisX has a lot of stretch I would go with your 2nd. choice.

A 24v t/m will be big enough on your boat. Put the 2 batteries together so you don't have a wiring problem. You will not need to carry the x-tra battery as you could probley run for 2 days without charging them. Get 2 31 series batteries & your set.