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Hi Fabrizio, The Jerry Brown Line One Non-Hollow Spectra Braided Line 600yds 80lb is a solid braided line that is not able to be spliced. The Jerry Brown Hollow Spectra is a hollowcore braid that is able to have monofilament line spliced inside of it to create a solid connection for topshots and leaders.
Apr 3, 2011 · Jerry Brown Decade Hollow Core Spectra is a multi-colored braided line that changes color every 10 yards, ideal for jigging or presenting bait to suspended fish on the fishfinder or for knowing exactly how far back your bait or lure is in the trolling spread.
Jerry Brown Line One Hollow Core Braid White (Per Yard) The industry standard for hollow core braided Spectra, Jerry Brown Line One is the known for its ease of splicing, abrasion resistance, and high strength to diameter ratio. Here at Tomo's Tackle, we offer a free blind splice done to your line. Please comment at checkout if you would like ...
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Select multicolor Patriot under color options. 130lb Jerry Brown Hollow Spectra. Jerry Brown's Line One Hollow Spectra is offered in a variety of spool lengths and colors. Spliced end loops are also available and will be placed at the bottom of the spool. Please select color and loop options by clicking directly on the item#.
Item added to your cart. Made in the USA with a finer braid resulting in a smoother hand-feel and enhanced abrasion resistance. Jerry Brown Line One Braid is a Gel Spun braided line that performs in all saltwater or freshwater conditions.
Jerry Brown Line One non-hollow core braided line is a Non-spliceable super strong fishing line made of Spectra fibers. The Jerry Brown non-hollow line is comparable to standard braided line. Sometimes referred to as "solid core" or just "solid" this line may be used for both light tackle applications, fly line backing, as well as big game ...
