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REBATE Berkley® Trilene® Big Game® Line - 1/4-lb. Spools
Whether it's a bottom fish that wants to stay deep or a flats tarpon that's headed for the moon, Berkley Trilene Big Game is the monofilament line that takes on all comers. Trilene Big Game has the strength and toughness to stand up to the challenge. High-impact performance handles the shock and fatigue encountered when fighting big fish. Extra tough, abrasion-resistant formulation stands up to the cuts and scrapes of full-contact fishing.
Whether it's a bottom fish that wants to stay deep or a flats tarpon that's headed for the moon, Berkley Trilene Big Game is the monofilament line that takes on all comers. Trilene Big Game has the strength and toughness to stand up to the challenge. High-impact performance handles the shock and fatigue encountered when fighting big fish. Extra tough, abrasion-resistant formulation stands up to the cuts and scrapes of full-contact fishing.
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what collor for surf fishing in saltwater
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Top 10 Contributor
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red line with a 3' clear leader
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It depends if you fish the breakers or past the breakers? If you fish the breakers then use clear or green. If you fish past the breakers then I would use green.A:
I like using green.l
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green is a better choice b/c it blends in better w/ the water. know if ur surf fishing in nice clear saltwater than go w/ the clear.Q:
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i fish for bass, cats, bluegill, crappie, reds, and flownder what lbs test would you recogmend
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Top 250 Contributor
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12-17 bass, 20-40 catfish, 2-6 bluegill and crappie....idk about the restA:
crappie and bluegill:8bass,cats,reds,flounder:20-40
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12lb line would be the best all-around line, but i would have 8-10 for bluegill and crappie. 12-15 for bass, reds & flownder and maybe 20lb if the reds are larger in size and in back waters.A:
I fish freshwater and saltwater as well and I use 12lb test and 15lb for the same species of fish.
Top 1000 Contributor
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10 lb should do itA:
Depends if you go to fish for 4 lb bass, 14 lb cats or 4 ounce crappies - I go always on the heavy side of line weight recommended on the rod I use; for example, if rod is rated for 8 - 17 lb line I go with 12 or 14 lb.Details:
What line works best under black light?Answers
Top 250 Contributor
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Stren's Big Game in solar green color.A:
Clear glows pink,purple under black light and green turns black.
Top 1000 Contributor
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fluorescent
Top 100 Contributor
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Dark colored line will work the best.Details:
Im picking some up because of the inexpensiveness of the line. I plan on getting 30lb and 40lb.Answers
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YES I think its the BEST bang for the buck.A:
great line anywhere.great abbrasive resistance.
Top 250 Contributor
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ITS GREAT. I USE 40LBS JUST TO MAKE LEADERS ONLY. ITS WORTH IT.
Top 25 Contributor
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Yes it is.Answers
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Depends if you fish cover or open water. 10lbs will be the lightest and 15lbs the heaviest. Depends on lures and cover you fishA:
I use 17lb Suffix on MH 7'0 rod with 20 lb leader, 12 lb on 7"0 or 6'6 rod for for Specks, also with 20 lb leader. I used this brand for leader material for about 6 month now and like it. Might put it on my Red Fish rod for bottom fishing. No frills, good line.
Top 25 Contributor
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I would go in the area of 8 lb.
Top 1000 Contributor
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40 lb. but i got 60 just in case ;)A:
Depends. What's the line weight & capacity of your reel ? What rod are you using ?Reason I ask, Set up your rod and reel as a unit. 8LB line on 8LB reel, on 8-12LB rod. Look at your setup, they should match in capability. Then pick a good quality line, spool up and go.
As to your question, as a general rule, Reds in salt water ( inland waters ), I used to use 20 pound test on a heavy rod off the boat. Trout in inland fresh water lakes, 6-8 pound test is fine off a spinning reel, with 14 pound test off a baitcaster.
Just make sure your tools are a matched set, the rest will fall in place thru carefull planning. Gene
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i use this line on all my reels but i use the xt in red i would like to see this in red on 1/4 lb. spools. ilove the quality of this line. the best ive ever used.Answers
Top 25 Contributor
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No it doesn't and probably wont.
Top 50 Contributor
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no but it does come in solar green and electric blue which are really hard to find.Answers
Top 250 Contributor
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IM NOT SURE HOW ELECTRIC GREEN LOOKS LIKE, BUT IT DOES COME IN GREEN WHICH I USED IN THE PAST.
Top 1000 Contributor
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no but u can call company and ask for that color.
Top 25 Contributor
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Unless i am dumb Superb is wrong Berkely discontinued that color after having more success with moss green
Top 50 Contributor
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I know that this line does come in electric green because I have seen it before, but I do not think that Bass Pro Shops has it.
Top 500 Contributor
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It only comes in clear or low-vis green as far as I know. I use the low-vis green and I love it.
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I BELIEVE IT IS MONO. SO FAR I HAVE USED THE GREEN COLOR & BRIGHT BLUE COLOR.
Top 25 Contributor
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It is mono.
Top 1000 Contributor
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mono.A:
Monofilament
Top 250 Contributor
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MonofilamentA:
monofiliament even though its not flourocarbon it catches fish
Top 50 Contributor
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This is definately a monofilament line, but it is so hard to see in the water that it acts like flurocarbonA:
Looks like it says on the spool and the box Monofilament
Top 500 Contributor
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It's mono.
Top 50 Contributor
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mono because braid has a lot stretch to it
Top 25 Contributor
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This is a basic nylon mono line not fluorocarbon.Answers
Top 250 Contributor
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IT SHOULD WORK GREAT, DEPENDING ON HOW THICK YOU DECIDE TO PUT ON YOUR SPINNING REEL, USUALLY THE LIGHTER U GO THE FURTHER U CAN CAST AND HAVE MORE LINE IN YOUR SPOOL. I USUALLY PUT THIS LINE ON MY BAITCAST REEL.
Top 25 Contributor
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it works ok but tangles alot!A:
not good at allA:
I know I am late answering this, But the answer depends on the line weight and capacity of the reel you have.As a general rule, it does just fine in the 10 pound weight. Anything heavier I've had trouble with.
Top 50 Contributor
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I fish this stuff on a spinning reel, and let me tell you, it works great.A:
As long as you don't go to big ! XL will be better if you are using 10 Lb or bigger.A:
I have used it on a spinning reel and performed well. It does have a high amount of memory so until you get a good hook up it will be kinked but once it is stretched you shouldn't have any problems
Top 25 Contributor
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This line does great on spinning reels after it has had some use. It has a bit of memory at first, but be patient because it loses almost all of it's memory after some use.
Top 500 Contributor
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Works fine for me. I have had no issues with it.
Top 50 Contributor
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fine you just got to be careful with lighter lines
Top 250 Contributor
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If you pay attention to the direction it is coming off the spool and adjust your rod to match it you will have not line twists on spinning or baitcasting reels. Just make sure you pay attention to how it is coming off the spool.Answers
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I would use green to match the darker water.
Top 1000 Contributor
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it depends if the water is murky if it is get green. if not get clear.
Top 50 Contributor
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Definately clear.A:
I would use the it cleare line and go over 7 lb and go braid with a leader!!!=D
Top 50 Contributor
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clear
Top 1000 Contributor
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Cod and haddock are probably some of the least line shy fish I've ever hunted (with the exception of pollock of course). Go with the less popular color so you can find your jig easier in the tangles. :-)
Top 250 Contributor
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I would go with the clear but I'm sure either color would work fine.
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