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I too use 20# on my spinning reels. Just the pound test I'm most comfortable with. I have a friend who uses 15# S8S on his reel and I've never had a problem casting the same distance as him using 20#. At present I have regular PP (green) on one reel, 20# 832 Ghost on one (a nice line but I prefer PP), and 20# P-Line Spectrex on another. The P-Line is the nicest handling longest casting line of the three but I can't get it locally so I rarely have it. Also a few months back I picked up a 300 yard spool of PP white in 20# that should last me a good long while.  

 

I've been fishing white PP Micro Line 4# on my ultra light and loved it so I thought I'd give the white a try in the higher pound test.

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Interesting to see that in spite of the newer 8 strand braids - many still like traditional PP Spectra in the <20lb. line weights .

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Good old plain Power Pro works for me.

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Ive used all five extensively and highly recommend the sufix performance and regular power pro. 

All said and done , I'm willing to try the regular PP and Sufix Performance first before moving up to a higher priced braid - I may not even need .

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I use 10# PP Slick.  Been using it for 3 seasons now without any issues.  I think the coating is perfect, especially for removing to tie strong leader knots.

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