Anyone ever use Bloodrun Copper?

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Just surfing the web and came across "Bloodrun" copper. Has anyone ever used this copper? It has a tin coat on it. I typically use either Atomik or Howie copper.

Just curious.

Thanks

Al

[Billy V]

Been running it for two years now and can't say enough good about it. I find it easier to deal with than standard copper line - it kinks less and lays flatter on the reel in my opinion.

[Legacy]

Been running it for two years now and can't say enough good about it. I find it easier to deal with than standard copper line - it kinks less and lays flatter on the reel in my opinion.

Same for me. Their customer service is also second to none. They have alot of other products including ss wire, fluorocarbon, braid, mono, etc.

[Paul Czarnecki]

X3. The best there is!

[skipper19]

:yes:

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[hooknup]

What is x3??

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[Paul Czarnecki]

Times 3. I agreed (wholeheartedly) with the two opinions posted before me.

You will not regret running Blood Run copper---very few backlashes and tangles and excellent performance overall.

[hooknup]

I think im going to order a 1000 ft spool of the "super45" copper. The dia is slightly thinner .033 compared to .037 "standard" copper. I want to put 700 ft on my electric Diawia Tanacom Bull reel.

Does anyone have any idea of how much 50lb backing of power pro i should use???

Thanks

Al

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[Billy V]

I have 300 yards of 50# Big Game braid on my Tanacom Bull and it holds 700' of copper. I'd guess you'll be OK with that much Power Pro too.

[Tall Tails]

Al,

If your up this weekend stop over to the boat! We are all spooled up with Blood Run now and all I will say is I will never go back. The difference is Night and Day!

There backing is awesome as well.

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