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Posted on Aug 8, 2012 in
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High-tech gelspun polyethylene fishing lines have taken on increasing significance in saltwater fishing in recent years, so an examination of this trend seems relevant. Whether they chose braid made from Spectra or Dyneema, virtually every guide I’ve fished with recently here in South Florida has converted to braid on his or her boat, for both fishing-related and monetary reasons. Read More
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