can i spool more than 600 yds of braid if i have 50 lb test
391544
Easily, i have 600 yds of 150lb powerpro on my reel and still needed to back it with mono in order to fill it
391545
Yes, you can definitely fit that much braid on this reel, but also depends on the type of fishing you are doing. You should leave room for a mono top shot.
391546
Yes on the 50w okuma solterra you can fit 710 yards of 50lb mono, 600 yards of 60lb mono and 420 yards of 80lb mono do you would have no problem spooling that it would be cheaper to go with monofilament. This reel is a very large reel with a high line capacity
2054871
It isn't listed, but other 1/2" solid braided nylon lines are listed with a safe working load (SWL) between 450 and 500 lbs., and a tensile strength (breaking point) between 4700 and 5000 lbs. NOTE: This line cannot be spliced.
2159927
I have used it with braided line and it worked fine using 6 lbs. I just didn't need all the strength for what I fish for. With 10 lbs flora carbon I caught a 42" northern with this reel with no issues at all.
581265
The Cannon Easi-Troll manual downrigger I purchased and used last fall came pre-spooled with 150 feet of stainless steel cable. The line weight is 150 pound test and worked well with the 10 pound weight I got to go with it. The downrigger is a stout unit and care should be taken to mount it securely using recommendations in the instructions provided. The maximum depth you can attain with 150 feet of cable will depend upon the weight of the ball used and trolling speed but graphs are provided to calculate the "blowback" and determine your running depth. With a 12 pound weight trolling at 2, 4, and 6 mph the depth should be about 146, 119, and 87 respectively. There is ample room on the spool if you want to replace the cable with one 250 feet long.
1137990
I do t thing there really is a maximum braid is so sensitive that you can feel every nibble I use mine with 40 50 and 65lb braid and i have fished from twenty feet to 150 feet I couldn't se depth being an issue as long as the reel you use has the line capacity
188168
The spool is pretty full with the 65 feet already. So I believe 100 feet might be to much.
1216620
the highest braid capacity recommended for this reel is 30lb and you can put 205 yards on this reel. According to Penn website.
534331
You could spool many reels. Tell me what reels you are wanting to spool. the reels themselves and the packaging tells you of line capacity with different diameters! There is never a need to find the midpoint of a spool unless you are fishing sea fishing rigs? Even then it would be highly unlikely??? I could be missing the question here entirely however!
152748
The 808 can hold 80 powerpro braid on zebco's bowfisher and i have loaded it with 50 lb. Braid,probably around 200 yds. It is smaller diameter than 20 lb. Mono so it casts further. Only use powerpro, other brands are bad about burying the line in the spool so u cant cast.
2107337
I used 8# Trilene mono for jigging on the mIssissippi River (MN) I put some tape on the spool first before spooling to use less line to get a full spool. Can't think of the model # but it's capacity was 140 yds of 8# mono.
2195180
That should be able to do that no problem. I was casting in Jetty Park Florida and was using some very heavy lead sinkers, I'd say around a ounce in total weight. I have a Okuma Avenger spinning reel the second biggest one I could get and had 35 pound braid on it, and had no issues. I'd imagine with the right reel, and proper line, you'd have no problem casting those weights.
956273
Well you can I would use at least 30lb test fishing line. I would make sure that you tie good knots in the line, so the line does not slip through and it falls
1343687
No... Matter of fact no baitcaster does. Most people that are going to spool with 30 lb line are usually talking about braid not mono. If you do spool with 30 pound mono you will get less yardage then you would you get with 12 pound. It all boils down what you plan to use this reel for A 7.1:1 Gear ratio reel is usually used for topwater I personally use it for poppers and walk the dog baits and I spool up with 15 pound mono but If your talking about frogs you may want to use 30-50 pound braid with a mono backing!
767314
In the description it states "40 Weight, 500 meters (550 yards) each spool" the 500 m is the length of the thread, the weight is 40. You have the correct thread.
1688774
This is a large reel and easily accommodates the 350 yards of 80lb braid I have on mine currently. I would say that 250-300+ yards of 30lb mono could be spooled onto this reel.
14277
Depends on your overal length being used. Under weight, 550 paracord can stretch 1" per foot...slightly more if wet.
1475538
The drag is if I remember right 15# max and that should turn a cat if you play it right.I have mine spooled with berkley tracer braid in 20# test and i'm not worried about chasing cats at all in fact i'm planning a trip where that is all i'm going to fish for.As far as rod i'm going to go with a 8' or 9' rod when I order my new black max.