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Originally Posted by bullet
old chukka you say most tournament casters are happy with the rule .i dont think so most of the casters from yesteryear have displayed there disgust in this by not going to any tournaments any more .at one time any one using light line was branded a cheat and personally its a ridiculous rule to bring in . go back to 0.35 for all weights is the only way to get some of these top casters back into the sport and find out who is the true winner at the tournaments
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Do you actually go to tournaments??????
If so then feel free to use your .35 line and see how you get on. If not then let the casters decide.
You will find that casting is coming back in a big way, certainly the numbers are up from a few years back.
And before you ask i personally like the 150 but do use the line im allowed to use which is .31mm. I would be a complete fool to put myself at a disadvantage with .35.
Also a lot of lines at .31 are comparable to what was used at .35 diameter a few years ago. A lot of .31 lines are 14-15lb whereas .35 is generally 18-20lb diameter.
For fishing I rarely use anything below 20lb on slosh type reels but I couldnt use these on the field could I !!
I would happily go with 1 diameter but to be competitive, as in any sport you need to adapt to the rules or be left behind.
At the moment that means generally using the 125 or 150g leads. The very fast casters can get away with 100g but not me.