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Post by lunkertime on Dec 13, 2007 16:20:17 GMT -5
I need some advise what line do you preffer to use when out on the ice for pan fish?
And why?
Perch,bluegill,crappie?
Thanks... LT
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Post by Metal Angler on Dec 16, 2007 21:25:28 GMT -5
I like to use 4-6 pound test line, some brands of line out there are made just for ice fishing and
for lower temperatures they state that the line doesn't freeze or ice up..
I like 6 pound test, it will still be able to bring in a good size walleye or pike if one gets in the
way while GOING FOR PANFISH!..
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creekhunter
Bronze Angler
You cant beat the old lures!
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Post by creekhunter on Dec 18, 2007 5:20:21 GMT -5
SUBZERO LINE WORKS FOR ME OR SPIDER WIRE >~<;>
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White Shark
Bronze Angler
Fishing is my life!
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Post by White Shark on Jan 14, 2008 12:21:13 GMT -5
 In Dec. I tried P-line Florice line. It stoodup to the cold temps real good. It also had no line memory. Which is key if you're tight lining. I like 2-4 pound test, mostly 2 because it allows you to use smaller jigs in deeper water. Which you need sometimes to catch those larger finicky pan fish. But make sure you got a good drag because every now and then a nice 4-5 pound walleye or bass might decide to give you a bite. I've caught both on 2 pound test. It's fun!!!! ;D
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In Dec. I tried P-line Florice line. It stoodup to the cold temps real good. It also had no line memory. Which is key if you're tight lining. I like 2-4 pound test, mostly 2 because it allows you to use smaller jigs in deeper water. Which you need sometimes to catch those larger finicky pan fish. But make sure you got a good drag because every now and then a nice 4-5 pound walleye or bass might decide to give you a bite. I've caught both on 2 pound test. It's fun!!!! ;D
