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When Fluorocarbon Is Good For Bass Fishing Sensitive- Fluorocarbon is highly sensitive, allowing anglers to slowly drag baits across the bottom while feeling response from the surroundings of each cast Crystal Clear - Fluorocarbon is virtually invisible underwater which helps clear water anglers spook finicky fish who might be wary of other more obvious fishing lines Abrasion Resistant - The tough coating around fluorocarbon line helps prevent break-offs when rubbing against woods, rocks, and metal Sinks - Good for crankbaits, jigs, and other baits you want to get near the bottom Fluorocarbon Backlash Expensive - Its usually the most expensive line and it has a short shelf life compared to braid or mono Memory - Fluorocarbon is known to have a lot of memory, meaning the line will come off in coils after being spooled up Cold Water - Fluorocarbon is known to become brittle and break in cooler temperatures Bass Fishing Line Suggestions Crankbaits: fluorocarbon or monofilament 10-17lb Jigs: fluorocarbon 15-25lb or 30-50lb braided line Jerkbaits: fluorocarbon or monofilament 10-15lb Spinnerbaits/Chatterbaits: fluorocarbon or monofilament 15-25lb Topwater Frogs: braided Line 30-65lb Buzzbaits- 15-25lb monofilament or 30-50lb braided Line Hard Swimbaits: 10-25lb monofilament or fluorocarbon Drop Shot Fishing: 8-12lb fluorocarbon Wacky Worms: 8-12lb fluorocarbon Ned Rig Fishing: 6-10lb fluorocarbon Punching/Flipping - 30-65lb braided line Poppers: 8-12lb monofilament
The Newell 'Callop': The 'Callop' as mentioned earlier probably evolved from the earlier 'Grunt/Guppy' pattern and was a popular model made in two sizes and known as the M1 (50mm) and M2 (70mm)
