1. stc99
    - Pactola Reservoir

    Details: Northern Pike with a plugs and spoons

    Can you use braided line if your rod has metal eyelits?

    1. gr82bstr8 0
      I'd go with PowerPro Slick or Suffix832. I like the Slick better but you can't go wrong with either.
    2. GizmosBait 0
      not a problem at all.
    3. stc99 0
      Ok. Thanks for answering all my questions I really appreciate it @GizmosBait
    4. GizmosBait 0
      I haven't used vicious braided but I have used their flouro and I trust the flouro.
    5. stc99 0
      Have you ever tried vicious line? @GizmosBait
    6. GizmosBait 0
      I trust Power Pro and Berkley for my braided, but they are also the 2 biggest for braid and the 2 top competitors for it.
    7. stc99 0
      What are some other good braided lines? @GizmosBait
    8. GizmosBait 0
      I'd stay away from spider braid with metal though, it's more triangular than power pro or Berkley so it'll bite into itself and eyelets harder.
    9. stc99 0
      Ok thanks for the info @elkaholic
    10. dallin dallin 0
      Softer but most other metals you'll be fine
    11. dallin dallin 0
      Yes, braid usually won't cut metal, aluminum may be a problem because it's d
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  2. stc99
    - Upper Missouri River

    Details: Spoonbill Catfish (Paddlefish) with a 4oz weight and 2/0 trebles

    Snagged 11 of them. One 50lber but wanted to keep fishing so I ended up taggin a 45lb

    1. stc99 0
      I've always wondered too @amassie
    2. amassie 0
      Never quite understood how this is related to a catfish. Maybe I should look it up
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  3. stc99
    - Pactola Reservoir

    Details: Northern Pike with a five of diamonds

    Troling at my favorite lake

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