mono or braid 5hrugi dont know what that means can you explain ( sorry im a rookie here) but i will ask tomorrow when i go to the inlet in the morning . hopefully i will have some luck tomorrow
The combo you bought should be fine. However, I probably would have opted for a
slightly bigger reel.
Braid vs. MonoBraided line (braid) is made up of multiple polyethylene fibers that are woven together. It feels like string. It has almost zero stretch and is stronger per diameter than monofilament.
Monofilament line (mono) is made of extruded nylon. It feels like more like plastic and is considerably more stretchy than braid.
That's the reason I asked what type of line you had on the Sedona. The spool on that model is rather narrow and it really isn't designed to handle more than 12 lb. mono. Due to the material it is made of, mono tends to take a set on the spool. On that size reel anything over 12 lb. test will probably result in tight coils. This can affect your casting distance and also lead to other line problems (tangling, bird's nests, etc.).
For that size reel, braid may be the better choice, since a 4000 size spool can easily accommodate 20 lb. test braid.
On my 8' surf rod (which is also rated to 17 lb. line) I have a Shimano Stradic FI
5000 size reel with 20 lb. braid.
Hope that helps. Good luck!
-Bob