Bassmaster

The Skinny On Fishing Line

1 [Knowing Which Line Is Which]

As spring rolls around, that means that it’s time to hit the lake and take advantage of the great fishing. Before you go, it’s important to have fresh line that you can count on. Knowing the different types of line and the applications for each is crucial before you even make a cast.

Monofilament/Copolymer

If you ask most Bassmaster Elite Series pros, mono-filament is a thing of the past, but there are situations where it’s a great choice. It floats, so it’s a great choice for topwater fishing. Fluorocarbon sinks and impairs the action of a topwater. Additionally, monofilament is a solid choice for

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