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Good job Mike, on the biggens.

Way to go, Phil and crew.

Nice Job Terry.

Nice way to start the season Scott.

I used this Knot for mine. But I believe, if you wanted you could tie a Polomar Knot with this stuff, it's that flexible.

Good luck Tom, Nice looking rig.

Nice dinner ya got there Roger.

This is another option.

I bought some a few weeks back from torpedo divers. 1000' feet for each of my Tekota 600's It sure if flexible. I won't get to test it until next week. (ball and track tournaments)

Thanks for the report Kevin. Great pic of some nice Spring Kings.

Got to go with Nick here. King of Kings.

Sounds like the Priority1 still has her fish magnet on. Good luck this year.

Looks great Kevin! Welcome.

Yes, use a Diver rod that has a line counter on it filled with 30-50 pound braided line. One a second note, the money you are spending now is just the beginning As you start getting these fish figured out, the money will fly. Edit; I went back and reread your first post. You may be able to use that new rod you bought, but put some braid on it. Give it a try, if it's not enough then buy the diver rod. (you don't need momma moving you out to the dog house). It's not that hard to fix a broken eyelet. most tackle stores have them. This is the best knot to use when tying braid to swivels http://www.netknots.com/html/palomar_knot.html Keep at it and enjoy. What area are you from?

Welcome Bill. Nice report.

Welcome aboard. I've never been able to keep those small divers down.

Nice Job SS.

Very nice Dan, Iv'e got a lot of Walleye on Thunder sticks in the past.

Nice job Matt. It won't be long and those big Kings will be up there.

Nice to see a few kings heading North.

Looks like a fun day.

Nice way to start the season Mike.

Phil, that thing looks GREAT! You must be one proud papa?

Very impressive Phil, Adam, and Crew.

Nice way to start the season Jim.