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Extreme Veteran Posts: 350   Location: Brainerd, Chattanooga (65.131.221.233) | Just wanted to see what everyone uses for fishing line I use P-Line HALO never had any issues I know there is quite of different types. Just curious on seeing all the different Posts. | ||
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| 31airborne |
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Veteran Posts: 277 Location: Blacksburg, VA (47.44.216.202) | I use Seaguar Abraz-X. Has been the best fluoro line all-around for me the past 5 years. | ||
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| Gator |
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Expert Posts: 3899    Location: Ooltewah Tn. (45.43.105.79) | On bass baitcasters I use BPS fluorocarbon or Segar and Mono is Trileen. Crappie spinning reels have 4 lb Mr. Crappie. Edited by Gator 9/11/2019 1:40 PM ----- God is Good all the time, right on time, just in time,WHY, because that's His nature. | ||
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| churly |
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Addicted to CFF Posts: 6685  Location: Ooltewah (68.169.175.15) | seagar invsix | ||
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| Tight_Lines |
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Veteran Posts: 288 Location: hixson, TN (192.230.245.169) | I had a lot of knot tying/strength/breaking with all brands of newer mono and Fluoro lines and tying many different knots. So now I have gone to strictly Braid on all of my rods.. except for the tangling issue i have had no problems since. brand is all preference, so do your homework and find one that you like and when you trust it i would go with it. my two cents | ||
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| FishingwithRusty |
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Expert Posts: 1983 Location: Harrison, TN (152.133.8.6) | good ole Big Game for me, gotta be the CLEAR though and the Piscifun Braid ----- There is NO substitute for time on the water!! True South Custom Lures "Fish with Confidence!" Piscifun "Go with Family" Taipan Rods | ||
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| Fshn Cpa |
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Elite Veteran Posts: 902 (184.174.169.13) | I am a P-line fan. 12 lb fluoroclear on spinning, some mono some fluorocarbon and braid on casting reels | ||
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| Watermelonred |
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Regular Posts: 98 (68.53.195.65) | I like k9 | ||
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| JohnnyG |
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Regular Posts: 89 (66.191.255.113) | I’m a Sunline Structure and Cranking fan. Assasin and sniper is good too. I started off using Seagar because of the popularity of it but it would become a milky shade of clear and would break off too much. I then tried Sunline and I gained a lot of confidence in it. That’s the key thing at the end of the day, what ever you have confidence in use it. | ||
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| camaro88z |
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Extreme Veteran Posts: 481 Location: dayton (174.253.135.177) | Seagar invizx. Been my go to for a long time. Love the stuff. ----- Can't run 70 but I can catch a limit | ||
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| Rob Lee |
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Extreme Veteran Posts: 553 Location: Ooltewah (104.251.247.44) | IMO Seaguar and Sunline are really good. Tried several different brands this year, some disappointing others not to bad. I use Hi-viz Vicious on my crappie reels and really like it. Has anyone tried Vicious Fluorocarbon? Cant find any Vicious in stores, I order the hi-viz on-line. Thought about trying their fluorocarbon. | ||
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| jb366 |
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Extreme Veteran Posts: 318 (174.196.16.246) | Sunline structure for dragging, sniper for everything else. Tried a bunch of brands and types and had problems with all except those 2 | ||
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| elwestb |
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Addicted to CFF Posts: 6713 Location: Hooterville or Ooltewah (68.34.149.113) | camaro88z - 9/18/2019 10:27 PM Seagar invizx. Been my go to for a long time. Love the stuff. Yes Sir! ----- ...what would you do if you met God today? "Probably take him fishing!" Denny Crane CFF Tournament Committee Member Black / White 201 Stratos 250 hp SHO Yamaha | ||
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| Mullis24 |
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Member Posts: 12 (24.176.106.192) | K-9 all the way | ||
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| jimwarden |
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Elite Veteran Posts: 902 Location: Cleveland, TN (172.223.160.27) | Fluorocarbon line: Always used Seaguar lines with success. Red Label, Invisx, Tatsu (for leaders) Tried the new Sufix Advance Flourocarbon lately and it is working well. Mono and/or Copolymer line: Copolymer - the red/blue label original Pradco Super Silver Thread line made in Japan is awesome..the new stuff is awful. I have 3000 yard spools in about all the line sizes 4lb and up, bought off eBay as it’s been discontinued since the 1990’s. Mono - Sufix Advance Mono - great stuff with less stretch and more sensitivity. Braided line: - Power Pro Super Slick v2 - less noisy and casts great on spinning tackle. - Seaguar Smackdown - very slick and in hi-vis green or stealth grey...doesn’t wear as well as PP - Ardent Gliss mono braid - my favorite for the money in bright yellow fluorescent..no noise..super slick..and only $14.99 | ||
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| chloe1990 |
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 Member Posts: 30 Location: Northern Georgia (50.30.53.252) | I have used Seaguar Invizx for awhile....... | ||
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| porthos33 |
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Expert Posts: 2249 Location: Cleveland, TN (71.80.71.156) | Cant go wrong with k9 and its price. Insizx if you have deep pockets. Big game if you want the best bang for the buck. And CXX pline clear is still one of my all time favorites. Braid, whatever spectra ebay has cheapest. Now my list of lines I would never use again is much longer! | ||
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