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Advice on what fishing line to put on a Saltiga Surf 4500


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What will you be using it for?

What style of fishing?

What fish are you targeting?

What rod have you matched up to it?

All these questions are because your original post was a bit vague. Once we know more we can help you pick a line and line class that suit:-)

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Sorry..

it will be use for mostly beach and rock fishing, salmon, big tailor, and may be king and mulloway.

it will be matched with 9"-12" rod...

Hope those helps with my enquiry..

Cheers

What will you be using it for?

What style of fishing?

What fish are you targeting?

What rod have you matched up to it?

All these questions are because your original post was a bit vague. Once we know more we can help you pick a line and line class that suit:-)

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Sorry..

it will be use for mostly beach and rock fishing, salmon, big tailor, and may be king and mulloway.

it will be matched with 9"-12" rod...

Hope those helps with my enquiry..

Cheers

match the line to the rod, it should say on the rod what line its rated for,

id go braid 30lb if the rod is suitable that is,

thatl get the majority of fish, youl lose some kings but,

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match the line to the rod, it should say on the rod what line its rated for,

id go braid 30lb if the rod is suitable that is,

thatl get the majority of fish, youl lose some kings but,

Thanks mate for your help and info. Will take it on board..

Till then Tight lines.

Sickie

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6kg is ample for beach fishing bream whiting flathead smaller Jews etc

Heavier lures baits etc or abraisoon resistance off the rocks go to 10kg

Heavy Rock fishing 15kg

A quality custom 9 foot spin stick with 6kg is my most used all rounder

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