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When fishing for bass, the best type of fishing line to use is a heavy fluorocarbon line that can hold about 20 pounds, as well as a 10 or 12-pound leader. Find out how to use a braided fishing line when fishing in a lot of brush with help from a professional bass fisherman in this free video on fishing line for bass fishing. Expert: Ron Colby Contact: baits.com/ Bio: Ron Colby is a professional bass fisherman, has qualified for the Bass Master Classic and has won two B.A.S.S. Western Divisionals. Filmmaker: Mike Phillips
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Tying a Carolina rig, which is used to fish on the bottom, means using a bead to protect the knot after letting the weight slide up and down the line. Discover how Carolina rigs are good for finding structures on the bottom with help from a professional bass fisherman in this free video on Carolina rig fishing line. Expert: Ron Colby Contact: baits.com/ Bio: Ron Colby is a professional bass fisherman, has qualified for the Bass Master Classic and has won two B.A.S.S. Western Divisionals. Filmmaker: Mike Phillips
Wade Bourne of Wade Bourne Outdoors gives a helpful new method of changing fishing line.
How to reliably and successfully tie a braid fishing line to a monofilament or flourocarbon line with a “Double Grinner” knot
In order to attach a leader to braided fishing line for drop shooting, it’s important to pay attention to the diameter of the braid and leader. Find out how to ensure that the knots will pull together when connecting a leader to braided fishing line with help from a professional bass fisherman in this free video on connecting leaders to braid fishing line.
PRADCO bass fishing pro Jimmy Mason of Rogersville, Alabama explains the properties of fluorocarbon line and how you can use it to better your chances at landing lunker bass.
There are several ways to tie fly fishing line to the leader, including the use of a nail knot while attaching the leader directly to the fly line. Discover how to make things easy with a loop at the end of the fly line with help from an experienced fly fisherman in this free video on fly fishing equipment. Expert: Steve Oxley Contact: www.DenverAngler.com Bio: Steve Oxley has been fly fishing for 50 years. He works at a fly fishing shop owned by Rick Typher called the Denver Angler. Filmmaker: Clay Roberts
Monofilament line is less visible in the water than fluorocarbon line. Learn more about the differences of monofilament and fluorocarbon fishing line in this free fishing video from the owner of a fishing tackle store.
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