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  1. #1
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    Default Opinions wanted 1/8" or 3/16"

    After several years of people raving about how better snoods are over a traditional line is, I have too (like many recently) have decided to build on for this season.

    Which do you prefer and why. I currently don't have a puller (other than the ones god gave me ) so am not necessarily concerned about catching it up. The cost is nominal as compared to the time to rig it the wrong (other) way. So lets hear it!

    -D

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    I prefer 1/8" bungee. It's easier to work with. Like you said, the difference in price is negligible.
    One advantage of 1/8" is that if it ever gets snagged on something in the boat, it will break before 3/16" bungee will and that may save having to replace an expensive part. I'd much rather have a snood break than have to replace an expensive fittting, lamp, etc.

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    Default 1/8" bungee

    I agree on the 1/8" bungee. I feel baiting and unbaiting is easier. I originally started out with 3/16"....when I re-did my lines I went to all 1/8".

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    I like 3/16 bungee through 5/16 fuel hose. Easier on the hands. Just my preference, I have some of each, and it all works fine.

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    I bought all the stuff to make up a snood line from Polecat last year and put it together over the winter and can’t wait to use it. I’m almost positive that it was 1/8” bungee and it was easy to put together it just took some time, but Jerry said it is worth it. Thanks Jerry
    Backyard Custom Rods and Repairs, Call 301-898-1136 or Cell 240-486-0007 email bcrodsandrepairs@aol.com

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    I've been running 3/8" on locktite for about 4 years, just re-built using 1/8" on softlay, seemed easier to build this time and looks very nice. I'd say the new system is going to work out much better.

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