Jason Schratweiser
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861 appearances
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 15 Jun
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And we've got a variety of different curricula, but one of the things that no matter what we're doing, whether it's a school event, summer camp is making sure you dispose of your line properly.
You know, that's just one-on-one right there.
You know, monofilament is still the, the line of choice for offshore fishing, you know, for marlin and stuff like that.
Cause it's got scritch, uh,
Um, historically, um, you know, not the entire reel.
Um, you know, normally it's a top shot of several hundred yards.
Um, beneath it is normally the Dacron or guys now really have gotten into kind of the modern gel spun, you know, braid, braid, you know, Dacron's braided line, but you know, the modern braid stuff.
Uh, but there's still, you know, a lot of utility for that because that line's got a lot of forgiveness and stretch, you know, if there's bigger fish, um,
I fish with a guide in the Everglades.
He's probably the most famous fishing guide from Biscayne Bay, the Keys, Everglades.
His name's Steve Huff.
You know, he's the guide of guides.
He's won, you know, so many bonefish tarpon tournaments.
He's got records, et cetera.
To this day, he still fishes on his bait casters, monofilament.
And even if he's fly fishing, you know, we all think that, you know, fluorocarbon is more,
abrasion resistant and certainly a little bit thinner in diameter than mono so maybe you're fooling the fish a little bit better he won't use anything but 50 monofilament for his bite tippet when he's fishing for snow yeah i come there with 40 fluorocarbon he looks at me sideways like
you know, doesn't like it.
No, he's like, he 50.
That was, that was a game changer.
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