A narrower beam (like the Deepers 7 narrow beam) gives sharper precision for pinpointing individual fish or jigging directly over a target
From that, many of us, myself included, are doing our damnest to keep the dream alive of chasing down topwater schools that are fattening up for the winter slumber
Just toss it out and reel in to read water depth, bottom topography, fish locations, and even the depth of individual fish
Understanding these attributes is crucial for choosing the right line for each situation: Cast Distance : How far you can cast the line
Reel very fast You need to be able to pull that fish out Ive seen fish emerge covered in grass and other debris
This does two things it floats better than fluorocarbon, and yes it is slightly less visible than straight braid but more importantly, that mono is less likely to get twisted up on your guides in-between casts