Rick@1983 Posted July 3, 2017 Posted July 3, 2017 I'm new to bass fishing could some one tell me witch braided line is better seaguar smackdown or the seaguar flippen Quote
Jon G Posted July 3, 2017 Posted July 3, 2017 I haven't used Seaguar's flipping braid but I've used Smackdown. Smackdown is pretty good but in my experience with it is awful at holding a leader knot (yes I know how to tie a proper connection knot) because it is super slick. Personally, I'd go with Sufix 832 it's cheaper and is arguably one of the best braids on the market. 1 Quote
CroakHunter Posted July 3, 2017 Posted July 3, 2017 I like daiwa I braid x4. Cheap and reliable. Quote
Super User NHBull Posted July 3, 2017 Super User Posted July 3, 2017 I really like smackdowwn, 832 and Gamma Torque. 832 sinks the best. Gamma is the thinnest in most lbs and is 4 strand. Smackdowwn is less likely to dig in, but I have never had that problem with any of them If I could only choose 1 it would be 832 1 Quote
LxVE Bassin Posted July 4, 2017 Posted July 4, 2017 I have only used power pro, suffix 832, and spider wire. I would say out of these 3 power pro is my favorite and spider wire is my least favorite. I usually get my power pro from wal mart so its convenient for me. Quote
Super User Further North Posted July 4, 2017 Super User Posted July 4, 2017 6 hours ago, Rick@1983 said: I'm new to bass fishing could some one tell me witch braided line is better seaguar smackdown or the seaguar flippen It's not going to help much...but it's mostly going to come down to personal preference. I've used and like Smackdown, have not used the Flippin' yet. Like others above, I like Suffix 832 and PowerPro. Not a fan of Gliss, or Spider Wire, though there are plenty of folks who use and like both. 1 Quote
XpressJeff Posted July 4, 2017 Posted July 4, 2017 You will need to try several to see what feels best to you as we all cast and control differently. I and fond of Power Pro and 832. Depends on the weight. BTW, Welcome to the forum. You will get a variety of responses to almost any question here. You can be sure that they will all be winning approaches to a situation for that angler. You'll find your way! Glad you're here! 2 Quote
Rick@1983 Posted July 4, 2017 Author Posted July 4, 2017 Thanks everyone for the info and tips but what do you guys think of burckly fire line Quote
dmainor Posted July 5, 2017 Posted July 5, 2017 For me, I only use Power pro and 832, and 832 is my first choice. I have tried others like the fire line and spider wire, but they seem more brittle and prone to break offs. the 832 is 8 strand with a hydrophobic Gore fiber core and a break in the line doesn't translate to failure somewhere else on the line like a 4 strand braid does. Other aspects to consider are: 4 strand is better at cutting through vegetation but isn't as quiet casting or as smooth as 8 strand. Hope this helps Dug Quote
Super User NHBull Posted July 5, 2017 Super User Posted July 5, 2017 Sorry not to answer your question directly ......smackdowwn! Quote
Rick@1983 Posted July 5, 2017 Author Posted July 5, 2017 3 hours ago, NHBull said: Sorry not to answer your question directly ......smackdowwn! Quick question how does it handle foreal leaders Quote
Super User NHBull Posted July 5, 2017 Super User Posted July 5, 2017 2 hours ago, Rick@1983 said: Quick question how does it handle foreal leaders NEVER had an issue and I use the FG, Uni to Uni, and crazy Alberto. I do find rubbing the coting off the ends make it a little less slippery. 1 Quote
uncustered Posted July 5, 2017 Posted July 5, 2017 I use fireline crystal for whacky and line watching (I am color blind and the green/brown lines blend with the water and I can't see them) as for the natural colors I've used both fireline and 632. I also know my knots and have never had a problem with my leaders. I use the uni-uni for like diameters and the improved albright for disparate diameters..... I do this for all (saltwater seamonster fishing too...) my braid applications. Catchemall!!!! Quote
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