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How much copper on 30 size reel?

I have a couple 30 size reels I'd like to spool with copper... my question is how much copper can I run and still have enough backing? The reels are 455/30 capacity and I was hoping to run 300' of 45# copper and figured I could use 40 or 50lb braid (maybe even 30lb?) as backing instead of the usual 65lb to free up some space. I tried searching hoping to find some kind of conversion chart but can't find anything helpful. 

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just look at the top of tackle and techniques on this forum.first post is a copper spooling chart.

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How much copper on 30 size reel? I have a couple 30 size reels I'd like to spool with copper... my question is how much copper can I run and still have enough backing? The reels are 455/30 capacity and I was hoping to run 300' of 45# copper and figured I could use 40 or 50lb braid (maybe even 30lb?) as backing instead of the usual 65lb to free up some space. I tried searching hoping to find some kind of conversion chart but can't find anything helpful. 

200' is too much but they are perfect for anything 175' or less

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What if I stepped down to 32lb copper line and 40lb braid?... Bloodrun only shows a 5ft depth difference between 32lb and 45lb copper. I'm looking for some setups to get in the 50-60 ft range and all I have available reel wise are a couple 30 size.

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I have a 100 and a 200 afw 30lb coppers on 30 series covectors, filled with unknown amount of 65lb blood run backing ...but they will not get you down to 50 or 60ft at salmon speeds , my 200 might be down 35-40ft with a spoon .. work good for browns when they move out and random steelbows

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