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Suffix 131 for frogging

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  • Super User

Sinkage wise I don’t find much difference between it and 832 which is my frog line. Both float or are neutral. 131 is a little stiffer in light diameters which I like. In 50# diameters I haven’t tried 131 but I’m not sure if I would like it. 

  • Super User

I use it in 10, 20 for spinning tackle & 40 & 50 for casting reels. I'm using 50lb on my frog rod & like it. 

  • Super User

It's pretty close to neutrally bouyant with a slight lean towards sinking, about like 832.  It tends to float on top of the water when you first cast it, and if something draws it down below the water, like the weight of a lure, it tends to sink once it's broken the surface tension. 

 

It's a good line for frogging, in my opinion, as pretty much all braids are.  

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