600 yards of tuf line. ( got it color indicated just because) and 200lb lingren pitman mono. how much line you think i will be able to put on it? i picked tuf line over jerrybrown cause ive heard alot better reviews about it and its thinner so i figured id try it
600 yards of tuf line. ( got it color indicated just because) and 200lb lingren pitman mono. how much line you think i will be able to put on it? i picked tuf line over jerrybrown cause ive heard alot better reviews about it and its thinner so i figured id try it
I read it was thinner than jerrybrown, so a buddy of mine bought it for his international 130 and it doesn't lay as flat as jerry brown. Make sure you pack it as tight as possible and have a good skilled person with you to help with the coil of LP (can be a pain sometimes). I have had really good luck with the 200lb LP, great line for the money. You can use boghy's line calculator to find out exactly how much, just I found it is much more accurate if you keep everything standard (inches and yards) or in metric (mm's and metres).
thanks for the info! i was a little concerned about the LP mono being in a coil instead of a spool, but i have a buddy that will help me . i just wanted to try it cause its also thinner than bull buster and alot better price. cant wait to hit the sand freshly spooled 
thanks for the info! i was a little concerned about the LP mono being in a coil instead of a spool, but i have a buddy that will help me . i just wanted to try it cause its also thinner than bull buster and alot better price. cant wait to hit the sand freshly spooled
Just make sure one person mans the coil and grab it at the right end. He has to uncoil it by hand while you reel, its tricky but can be done.
I did the same thing and i got 600/200lb braid jb and 400/ 200lb mono on my 80exw.