Berkley Fishing – Boyd Duckett on Texas
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Boyd Duckett, the 2007 Bassmaster Classic Champ, talks about what patterns and lures will be the ticket on the Texas swing of the Bassmaster Elite Series.
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4 inch
yeah braided is good in open water but i dont like it much fishing around cover …. but the fact that braided is stronger and much smaller in diameter is prtty cool
the diameter of 65 lb. braided line is as small as 10 lb. mono. U can pull a hog out of n e cover with that line, specifically topwater froggin!!
Why use so big of line thats really really not nesasary
do u use the 3 inc or the 4 inh texas rig