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White River Fly Shop® MAGIBRAID™ Flyline Backing
Superior grade hollow braid Dacron®. The finest quality available anywhere in the world. Color: White.
Superior grade hollow braid Dacron®. The finest quality available anywhere in the world. Color: White.
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just wondering is their any need for backing while fishing for pan fish or small bass ( i have a 4 wt rod and reel)
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That is a good question. It will depend on your reel. Most fly lines are in the 82 - 85 ft range. Basicaly you do not want to much string on the reel. Only about 2/3 or a little better of the reel should be filled. If you string can handle some backing then its a good idea. It helps make the inner loop a bit larger giving the string less chance of a tight memory. Another thought is that if you get a fish that wants to run hard then the 85 ft fly line can run out quickly, The backing is very strong and can give you plenty of extra room for a good fish to run.
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Probably not, but backing effectively enlarges the size of the reel leaving larger and fewer loops.Details:
i have b raided line on one of my bait caster but i dont know what kind it is if n ot what is recomendedAnswers
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I don't see why not, my grandfather's bait casters all had braided line on them.I caught my first Pike and a 21 pound gar on one of his bait casters when I was nine years old.Answers
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20 lb Flyline backing White River- Diameter = .019" or .483 mm30 lb Flyline Backing White River- Diameter = .028" or .712 mm
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This is fly line BACKING not to be confused with fly LINE. Backing is spooled on first then the fly line ( level, tapered,floating,sinking, etc.) is attached to the backing with a blood knot. then the fly line is spooled on.A:
Well, it's backing line but I assume from its density that it would sink slowly.
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Fly line backing is neither floating or sinking line. It's backing for your floating or sinking flyline and takes up the extra space on your reel.1 of 1
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