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Old 05-06-2014, 04:27 PM
Kyle Kyle is offline
 
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Originally Posted by npauls View Post
I see so many people way over lined when fishing for walleyes. I use 15lbs braid on my bottom bouncing reels and run 4-6lbs on my jigging reels. There is no need for anything heavier then 15lbs braid when fishing for walleyes and 15lbs is on the heavier side for sure.

As for a reel brand, model and size I would go with something in the 1500-2500 series if it is an all around walleye reel that will be used for a few different techniques. For the brand you can't go wrong with a good mid level shimano, quantum, or pflueger. I am a big fan of pfluegers and have been running them for years. I run the trions and presidents but a quantum or shimano around those same price ranges are going to be very similar in quality.
Are you suggesting using 4-6 lb braid on jigging reels or mono/flouro?

I agree with Ravyak, no need for the super small diameter braided lines. Not much point in using 8 lb braid (1lb diameter) when you are going to tie a 6 lb flouro leader on IMO.
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