Chrishogs Posted July 28, 2017 Posted July 28, 2017 So I ordered fireline fire green braid not realizing it was bright green, but what is everyone's thoughts on using this? Quote
Super User fishnkamp Posted July 29, 2017 Super User Posted July 29, 2017 I think you mean their Neon I use it all the time. I use 14 pound FireLine in the neon flame on all of my spinning reels. No problem. I also use a 5 foot leader on most of them too. My leader is usually P Line CXX in 8 pound test. Quote
Chrishogs Posted July 30, 2017 Author Posted July 30, 2017 On 7/28/2017 at 9:21 PM, fishnkamp said: I think you mean their Neon I use it all the time. I use 14 pound FireLine in the neon flame on all of my spinning reels. No problem. I also use a 5 foot leader on most of them too. My leader is usually P Line CXX in 8 pound test. Bob - what do you use on your baitcaster? Quote
Super User fishnkamp Posted July 30, 2017 Super User Posted July 30, 2017 I use several different lines on my baitcasters. For crankbaits/ traps etc I use P Line FloroClear ( a copolymer line with a fluoro coating) in12 pound test. I have P Line Halo in 10 # on my Jerkbait rod ( still in testing not sure I like it enough yet) I really like Suffix 832 on things like jigs, spinnerbaits, chaterbaits etc. I use 30 pound for this use. Sometimes I have a 4 foot leader on this setup. For rough and tough fishing like pitching and frogs there is no better line than Power Pro 65 pound test. That stuff casts really well and cuts through weeds, lily Pads etc, it acts like a weed eater. I have nothing against using Power Pro for all of my braid needs. I just like the 832 for my lighter braid needs. Both will work well. I must say I only fish with Power Pro Spectra, not the other versions. I have never tried the Maxcuatro or Slick 8. Quote
Chance_Taker4 Posted August 1, 2017 Posted August 1, 2017 I use both bright pink and bright yellow Gliss line on my spinning reels. Started using it after I seen Jordan Lee use the bright colors. I put a clear leader on it that way I can see my line but the fish can't. Quote
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