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Is it too little or too much?
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nickbell wrote:Is it too little or too much? Too heavy in my opinion, if your using spinning gear I would go with 10 pound, if youre using a level wind 12 or 14 pound should do the trick. 
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yeah but if you snag something at leasxt you get the hook back...
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Puyallup closes next Friday. But for steelhead you probably only need 10 but when the kings or chums are there I use either 12 or 15.
Quote:go down to the lake, cast a hook, and pull in the first fish that bites. Open its mouth and you'll find a coin. wannafishalure@gmail.com
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Just use a huge braid. Shoot go 100 lb even I mean it is only like a 20 lb dia. The find the biggest treble hook ya can find. Razor sharp of course. A good size weight and start scraping up all the snags you can get onto and clean it up for next year lol. I bet someone thought I was gonna say start snaggin fish.
More fish please!
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Don't forget to replace your reel with a wench as well. :o)
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flinginpooh wrote:Just use a huge braid. Shoot go 100 lb even I mean it is only like a 20 lb dia. The find the biggest treble hook ya can find. Razor sharp of course. A good size weight and start scraping up all the snags you can get onto and clean it up for next year lol. I bet someone thought I was gonna say start snaggin fish. Oh yeah, don't forget to use a 24 oz. cannonball for a sinker. ;)
If fishing isn't addicting, than why am I hooked?!
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24oz? shoot I can whip it across the puyallup with 1oz or less at the wide points lol.
More fish please!
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no braided plz!! lol
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code3daddy wrote:Don't forget to replace your reel with a wench as well. :o) I'd like to replace my wench with reel! LOL. 
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I have a friend looking for a wench he may have a reel BR Ill see if I can work out a trade.
More fish please!
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you guys are too funny. W ench:  W inch: 
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darn, Dustim beat me to it.
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Yes a wench is what he was looking for. But I guess hes got that filled already lol.
More fish please!
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Just wow.
If fishing isn't addicting, than why am I hooked?!
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I agree 10-12 should work fine.
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