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Thinking about switching to big game for my flippin rods, been using seaguar Abrasx and flipping flouro #20 lb, thinking about switching to big game #25, flipping shallow wood 3/8 to 1/2 oz baits. Lmk thanks 

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44 minutes ago, d-camarena said:

Yes it will work. 20lb is plenty but 25 will be great

Big game over suffix siege for same scenario ?

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3 hours ago, Bigchunk said:

Big game over suffix siege for same scenario ?

Either would be good - Big Game would be the better value.

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3 hours ago, Bigchunk said:

Big game over suffix siege for same scenario ?

They are great lines. I've used and love both. ChrisD is right on value. 

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I throw 15# Big Game with no problems landing Hawgs!

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1 hour ago, Further North said:

I wish we had that up here....

Willows and mesquite trees, mesquite pretty much lasts forever.

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Although Big Game is a great value, I find it has more memory than I personally like. I like Stren and Trilene XL much more. I definitely agree that fluorocarbon is pricey.

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I use big game on a regular basis. Cxx is another good one too, BUT it’s thicker. Cxx 12 is big game 15. It’s easier to just pick up a 600yd spool if bg from Walmart for $6. 

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The toughest mono/copolymer hands down is Maxima Ultragreen, it reminds me a lot of a flourocarbon line without the knot breakage issues, use 20-25 pound for flippin and you'll straighten out a standard non super braid hook before the line breaks if your hung up.

 

Maxima Ultragreen with a Palomar Knot is an awesome combo.

 

Big Game is a good economy line for heavy duty use, but it's way too stretchy and not as abrasion resistant.

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