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Can You Use Braid For Sea Fishing. Using braid from the shore is not quite so straightforward as it is when downtide fishing from a boat. I accept that braid has its uses and is popular with some anglers, but i personally feel that it is problematic when not used responsibly and chances are that if you’re reading this, you’re relatively new to sea angling. First, braid cannot be used on a multiplier reel for casting any distance, simply because the coils dig into one another on the spool, especially when stressed via a snag or heavy fish. That's why when fishing braid, you should use a shock. For rough ground fishing, avoid using the finest braid as it can easily be cut on rocks. I have 90lb braid on one of my multis, which gets an outing when i'm fishing into the really rough stuff on the rocks as it gives. There is no distance advantage with braid on a multi for the shallow. 60lb braid really isn't strong enough for any. The main benefit of braid (other than thickness) is that it doesn't stretch. Blow away £25 quids worth of good braid in one cast, if you must. Cheaper braid can be advantageous when rock fishing, but for distance a lower diameter braid will win.

I accept that braid has its uses and is popular with some anglers, but i personally feel that it is problematic when not used responsibly and chances are that if you’re reading this, you’re relatively new to sea angling. Cheaper braid can be advantageous when rock fishing, but for distance a lower diameter braid will win. 60lb braid really isn't strong enough for any. I have 90lb braid on one of my multis, which gets an outing when i'm fishing into the really rough stuff on the rocks as it gives. The main benefit of braid (other than thickness) is that it doesn't stretch. That's why when fishing braid, you should use a shock. For rough ground fishing, avoid using the finest braid as it can easily be cut on rocks. Blow away £25 quids worth of good braid in one cast, if you must. There is no distance advantage with braid on a multi for the shallow. Using braid from the shore is not quite so straightforward as it is when downtide fishing from a boat.

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Can You Use Braid For Sea Fishing For rough ground fishing, avoid using the finest braid as it can easily be cut on rocks. The main benefit of braid (other than thickness) is that it doesn't stretch. I have 90lb braid on one of my multis, which gets an outing when i'm fishing into the really rough stuff on the rocks as it gives. 60lb braid really isn't strong enough for any. Cheaper braid can be advantageous when rock fishing, but for distance a lower diameter braid will win. For rough ground fishing, avoid using the finest braid as it can easily be cut on rocks. Using braid from the shore is not quite so straightforward as it is when downtide fishing from a boat. I accept that braid has its uses and is popular with some anglers, but i personally feel that it is problematic when not used responsibly and chances are that if you’re reading this, you’re relatively new to sea angling. There is no distance advantage with braid on a multi for the shallow. First, braid cannot be used on a multiplier reel for casting any distance, simply because the coils dig into one another on the spool, especially when stressed via a snag or heavy fish. That's why when fishing braid, you should use a shock. Blow away £25 quids worth of good braid in one cast, if you must.