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06-04-2015, 08:48 AM #11We are there! Let's go fishing!!
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I carry both.
I prefer the lightest leader that will suffice under the circumstances, feeling it will get more bites and have a little batter action with the lure.
Maybe that's why I get more bites on 30# (or even 20# in the case of using a Speck Rig).
But I use 40# if I "have to".
Can't afford to be loosing lures all day ;-)
Even 40# gets cut off occasionally and I constantly check it for bad cuts and NEVER hesitate to retie.
But I do tend to take more 'chances' with an 'old' lure seeing it is nearing the end of its usefulness.
Hope that answers your question.perdidohunter and BigRed95 like this.(RETIRED) mostly.
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