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We are making our first trip to Lake Vermilion next week and I need to get new line on the reels. Can anyone give me some advice on what line color works best with the water color of Lake Vermilion. I usally use green or blue Stren. Thanks for the help.

Rob

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I use Trilene XT green color, more for the abrasion sesistance than the color itself. Lots of rocks and boulders to drag a line across. Most of my homemade spinners are white Trilene XL. My personal belief is that line color is not a factor. Someone once wrote that if the walleyes can see the line, then why do they get caught in nets. Stands to reason.

Good luck,

Rob

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Hey Guys,
I use green or clear on my walleye rigs
and there is no difference in action.
I use smoke on my casting rods but also use clear mono, again no difference. smile.gif

I think Roberts comment about the nets said it all. Especially in the dark waters of the Big V. I have several of my clients that like to use High Vision
lines. They have no problems catching a
smallie on a tube, even with the bright
line. smile.gif

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Terry Sjoberg
Ace guide service.
Beautiful Lake Vermilion.
aceguideservice.com

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Hi Rob,
I use smoke Fire Line on all of my rods and green Trilene XL 10# test on all of my leaders and spinners.
Cliff

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Cliff's Guide Service
CliffsGuideService-LakeVermilion.com
Lake Vermilion
Phone: (218) 753-2005

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