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Youre talking about that Marlin that was caught on two pound test line thats something I can do no problem you just got it on your rod and youre reeling your line match perfectly you cant overload any aspect of it and you have to play the fish that means you use your drag and you need to give and take you allow the fish to take his turn and on 2 lb test your guys going to be set loose is going to take a long term but when you want more dragging just lay your finger on the pool can you give it more drag and you can instantly take that drag off when the fish takes a big surge and you dont have a problem tight lines everybody My apologies I got a lot of typos there from my speak to text but just read between the lines I think youll get the gist of what Im saying cuz Im not going to go back and fix it all but the really short version is you just have to make sure that your Rod youre real in your life its all working construction conjunction not Construction with each other and you dont get the best out of it regardless of what size youre using My take on real sizes is your 500 and 1000 sizes are Associated more with ultralight setups and your 2000 2500 and 3000 size reels are associated more with like fake bass fishing or your insurance you guys are talking about in line capacity is really the only big difference but like you said the 2500 and 3000 on a lot of reels used the same real body and its just a bigger spool from the 2500 to 3,000 obviously giving you more line capacity or you can use a higher pound test and Im still get playing a lot on your real that way but for the most part there really isnt a big difference between them other than that and you know personally Im a light line Big Fish specialist Thats what I do all the time and it comes down to you have to have a complete setup your Rod youre real your line all the way to the hook that youre using the weight Etc obviously smaller schools lighter line less weight you can cast equally as far as you can with a bigger spool and line and and higher weight but you have to you cant overpower Your Rod either so you have to have your action your ride action your your line size your weight you know and typically if its a rate and say 8 to 12 pound test you dont want to go 12 lb test you want to go no higher than 10 you want to stay kind of in that sweet spot not exactly in the middle but you know about 3/4 of its capacity and youre going to get the best out of your whole set up that way thats my take on online in real sizes take it for what you will but thats what I do I I fish light line and I catch big fish Im talking like 2 lb test for 20 lb plus trout and I have no trouble Landing them other than when Im combat fishing and you know you got a thousand people on the lake and you got some rookie that doesnt realize not to set the hook because hes not bit Im trying to get underneath because Im fishing running down the bank but you know that is what it is and thats part of the deal but Im usually Im usually really good at that and I have my net out in front of me telling me over under and that helps eliminate a lot of that even if somebody sets the hook on you when you using two pound test as an example and obviously with two contest youre going to be able to cast The Country Mile with just a little size seven split shot or a little mini jig for cuz so it can be done you just have to be conscious of what youre doing and make sure you got your entire set up dialed in everything has to work in conjunction with one another and thats how you get the best out of your reels regardless of what size you choose and like I said just stay in that sweet spot kind of not quite in the middle but more than three quarter of his max rating and I do that with the the line size on the school and using them either a parabolic ride or or a fast action tip works the best for what Im from what Im talking about so you know take it or leave it but thats my take on these one $1,33,000 size wheels especially nowadays when 3,000 dont look any bigger than the damn 1000s when it comes right down to it other than the sizes full I dont really feel like theres much difference anymore but either way you look at it its Luke, were you able to fish with the 1000 since the recording of this video

A working drag of 12 to 18 lb is appropriate for school-size yellowfin and blackfin tuna on 30 to 50 lb braid

From: Cole Comments: Best braid period

that is my favorite thing to catch in SD bay

During that time, Ive used it to haul a pair of elk, a pronghorn, and two mule deer from hellish locales

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