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Re: FAVORITE FISHING LINE?
I have changed over most of my conventional/bait casters to PowerPro, any were from 20# to 50# depending on the use. I love the sensitivity of braid when bottom fishing for Fluke to Black fish and the strength when fishing for stripers, sort of a false confidence. If I am fishing a reck or around allot or rocks I have been using Youzori hybrid lines. They are all right, but sort of stiff. I think I am going to change up my mono selction this year, maybe the Andes pink.
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04-12-2007, 09:27 PM
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Re: FAVORITE FISHING LINE?
Western Filiment TUFF LINE XT for braid & Trilene Big Game for mono.
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04-13-2007, 11:15 PM
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Re: FAVORITE FISHING LINE?
Power pro or Trilene. When I spooled my first rod with braid I could not beleive the difference it made it feeling whats going on at the other end.
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04-19-2007, 09:30 PM
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Re: FAVORITE FISHING LINE?
for most of my surf casting it's 30lb. fireline, recently switched from power-pro. I liked the PP in moss green but I found with age [2 seasons] it got to "limp" and I was rewarded with more than the occasional wind knot and I experienced more than a few break offs. I figured I'd try something similar ie. fireline 30lb. It takes a little longer to break in but I'm finding it far more cooperative as of yet. Always use a fluorocarbon leader. Fluke, bass, and blues off the boat for the most part is the fireline. The only other light tackle line I have is on my flounder stick and it's Trilene XL 10 or 12lb.
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