Best Bang for Your Buck Berkley Trilene XL Monofilament Strength 7.0 Casting 8.0 Memory 8.0 Versatility 8.0 Knots 8.0 Test Line Weight: 6 lb | Color: Clear Blue Fluorescent PROS Surprisingly supple Casts well and has low memory Ties solid, forgiving knots CONS Not the most abrasion resistant Stretch reduces feel Maximum knot strength not the best If you want the most affordable combination of versatility, strength, and casting performance, look no further than the time-tested Berkley Trilene XL
Technique: I like the DT06 size in cooler water for fishing around main river eddy water, and the smallmouth can pick up on it with the brighter color. Its not a go-to bait, but Chad Pipkens choice made sense to him, and for some anglers, it might be the better option
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Its very similar to reading a trout stream
The parental attentiveness and care to their young such as that of the snakehead is incredibly rare in fish, even after the act of spawning the snakehead guard their nest of snakehead spawn until the fry hatch out and even at this point the parenting is far from over
Strengths : Monofilament is highly versatile, easy to handle, and has excellent knot strength