marcel haber Posted December 4, 2008 Posted December 4, 2008 Hi raiders, just bought a shimano bait runner 6500 and would like to load it with 50lb braid. just wondering how much braid should I load on to this bait runner, I was thinking around 300 metres or is this over kill. will be targeting jew twin 1
marcel haber Posted December 4, 2008 Author Posted December 4, 2008 if u only using it 4 jew its prob 2 much.. get a 300 spool and use only half of it... but back the spool up with some mono.. u should be able 2 estimate pretty roughly so ur braid is nice and thick at end........ if u were bottom bouncing offshore id say leave all 300m.. u only need 2 be bitten off 5 times in 60M of water.. even if its half way up from the jackets.. there goes 150m....... what brand braid are u running mate? Probably use tuf yellow braid 50lb mate.
Sammy0884 Posted December 4, 2008 Posted December 4, 2008 Hi raiders,just bought a shimano bait runner 6500 and would like to load it with 50lb braid. just wondering how much braid should I load on to this bait runner, I was thinking around 300 metres or is this over kill. will be targeting jew twin 1 Go the 300m spool mate, every now and then you will loose bits of braid, if you go for a spool of 120m and you get chopped off with 50m out then you need to throw out the remainder and start again... with 300m, once you have lost a bit and the spool is not full, just add some more backing which is cheap.
braddles Posted December 8, 2008 Posted December 8, 2008 Go the 300m spool mate, every now and then you will loose bits of braid, if you go for a spool of 120m and you get chopped off with 50m out then you need to throw out the remainder and start again... with 300m, once you have lost a bit and the spool is not full, just add some more backing which is cheap. Ive got a 4500 baitrunner with 10kg line.... works fine with jews mate.... 300 m is plenty!!!!!!!!!!
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