A similar rule of thumb with regard to temperature is that (as a starting assumption which you can change if necessary) colder water means slower retrieves
How about, Braid is too expensive and Im spending way too much money to fill a spool with 400 yards of the stuff. Over the years I have changed some things, but the bottom line is if you start off right the arbor knot or tape, correct amount of backing and a full spool, you get the best results
Here are my 4 basic rules of thumb to help find the best color for your bait to get more bites
The size progression looks like this: 1000-2500: Small to medium freshwater applications 3000-4000: Medium freshwater to light saltwater use 5000+: Heavy freshwater or saltwater applications Baitcasting Reels: The 100-400+ Scale Baitcasting reels follow a hundred-series nomenclature (100, 200, 300, etc.)
Tie the second 3-way swivel to the end of that piece of leader, and attach another 68 in (1520 cm) piece of leader to the second eye of the second 3-way swivel.Tie your first [30] For each of the remaining eyes of the 3-way swivels, snell a short piece of leader to a hook, then tie it to the eye