yes I only use mono or fluorocarbon

@@sunnysfishingadventures3108 what rating line on your rod?

I like mono cuz it's cheap and gives some stretch when fight fish with small hooks

In Europe is everything about braid.. 🫢 They kinda all fall for advertising.. I guess Have a good one!

@@edifuss We all use braid because you can cast longer with a thinner line and you get almost double strength from braid in terms of thickness, making the line lighter and way more malleable. It is way more expensive but it is worth it IMO. Using a Mono leader achieves the same stretch.

I know all of that. I'm european too and probabily the only one guy here still going with the monofile. Well.. I like it even more so.. I believe it is the thrill, ..it gets me. Petri Heil! (angler's greeting).

Lake

yeah

The line I used was Stern monofilament 4lb but I tend to use 3lb line normally made by RUNCL, however it has been discontinued. The rod is a Kuying Teton TTC super ultralight 5'10''.

@@sunnysfishingadventures3108 Thanking you… keep doing good videos looking forward to new ones 🤙🏽

Yeah it's a neat creek that I found a year ago and wished I could have fished it sooner had I known it would be this good.

Major craft finetail area 6'10"

Honestly they both cast really well for that weight. I like them both for different reasons. I like the look of the Daiwa and for the Aldebaran I like the smoothness of it and how light weight it is. If I had to choose one I would stick to the Aldebaran.

they're (reels) both are great, it just simple as which one you prefer coca cola or pepsi

Sure, then you'll have to take me out also.👍

@@sunnysfishingadventures3108 haha. I don't guarantee fish but I do guarantee we'll be fishing!!

@@OutdoorsWithKai 😂 all good. But if you're trout fishing with me I can pretty much guarantee that you will catch fish.

One of my favorite but also pretty expensive when I loose it

@@sunnysfishingadventures3108 niakis spinner are good too but they are hard to find. Smith is a great company. Try their trout plug d compact. Great in trout. That one will hurt if you snug and loose it.

you can't see it but I quickly dip my hands below me into the water.

@@sunnysfishingadventures3108 not you, it’s your friend Who didn’t do it!!!

It all depends on budget, what range are you looking for? If budget is not an issue then what kind of fishing are you planning to do? Mostly trout or bass?

@@sunnysfishingadventures3108 I can at most afford a two-hundred and fifty dollar combo currently. I mostly fish for trout and panfish, but I often tangle with bass and skipjack.

@@muletown2003 I see then, I would recommend the curado bfs or the Shimano slx.Then check out baitfinessempire.com for a nice rod or aliexpress for a Kuying Teton rod.

@@sunnysfishingadventures3108 Thank you for the recommendation! I have been looking at the curado, but was not sure as to what I should pair it with.

@@muletown2003 Yeah the fine tail area trout rods are very nice, take a look at it.

you still fishing dude?

@@sunnysfishingadventures3108 yessir I finally got a budget bfs setup gonna try to get into bfs this upcoming season see how I like it we should def hit the water sometime

@@MrFishingkid123 get some waders too, then we can hit up some streams for trout.

@@sunnysfishingadventures3108 bet I’m gonna hit joes tomorrow so I’ll see if they have any