ORIGINAL: omegasmoke
ORIGINAL: scorp
Don't use it on bait casters. The line will actually cut into the layers when you set the hook. In return you will have trouble casting. Then when you get a Roland Martin(backlash) It is not fun and down right frustraqting tying to untangle it. From experience myself and friends it's not worth the frustration.
But if you insist on useing it. Remove your hooks from your lures and heat them up. This will weakin the hook and when it gets snagged upit willbend the hook and get your lure back. The heated hook will not bend when a fish is on cause it is hooked and the weight is in the Ubend of the hook where there is lots of strength and not just the point that is weak and easy to bend. For snag up on rocks,just pull your line tight and release, This usually frees it up. But the best bet again is stay away from braided on bait casters.
That is totally false. Use it in baitcasters all you want. Braided line is used on baitcasters constantly all over the country. It will not harm your reel whatsoever. Unless ofcourse your reel cost $9.99, otherwise use it all you want. I spend 90% of my fishing time casting for muskie using 80 and 100# stren superbraid hour after hour, day after day. Everyone uses braid on baitcasters and it won't damage your reel.
You might want to re-read my post. And point out where I made false statements. 80 to 100lb line? You sure you don't got tarpons confused with muskies? Most only use up to 30lb test andonce in a while60lb, But no more that that.