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Old 01-11-2008, 01:58 PM   #11
 
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Bryan,
Lots of guys are switching to hollowcore so they can do the loop-to-loop connection. There are 2 benifits, as I see it:
1. The loop to loop allows quick lure replacement.
2. Ya got no worries about winding it on, is slides right through the guides.
If I was spooling reels this year I might consider it. However, everything I got loaded with power pro is only a few years old and I hope to get a few more out of it. We change our top shot several times a year.
Ken
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What do you use for the topshot connection???
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