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If you were looking to set up 2 copper rigs (to be run off inlines) what lengths would you label as "must haves"?

Looks like the consensus is 45# over 32#.

Thanks for your opinions! 

 

-Chris

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300' is a must have. It will catch all season.  400' is good in summer when the thermocline gets pushed deep and 200'  is good for spring and fall.  With that being said I have been successful running anywhere from 100' to 600' all season depending on conditions. If I had to pick just two it would be 300' and 200'  and then a 400` as soon as possible 

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Im a Lake O guy only. Im going to get a 300 and 400 set up then. I do have a spare Penn 330 GTI which I will try for the 300'.

 

Is convector 55 is the most common entry level reel used reel for a 400'?

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1 hour ago, C3M said:

Im a Lake O guy only. Im going to get a 300 and 400 set up then. I do have a spare Penn 330 GTI which I will try for the 300'.

 

Is convector 55 is the most common entry level reel used reel for a 400'?

 

Yes, the 55 is good for 250-450'

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Thanks - the length of copper/backing chart for each reel type you originally posted on another thread is very helpful!

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A Penn 330 will fit 300' 45# copper with 300yds 30# braid backer great.  This weekend, I squeezed in 200yds 40# braid backer and 350' 45# copper on Penn 330.  It's tight, but doable.

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Awesome good to know. I order a 300' segment last night so I will lace that up and see how it goes. 350' would be great If I can make it work!

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