Stren Braid Superline

[catchnm]

Thinking of spooling a couple of spinning reels with 30# test with 6# diameter. Any comments or recommendations?

[dodgeguy]

IMHO its garbage. Get Sufix 832.

[MN Fisher]

^ What he said.

[DitchPanda]

As mentioned above I've only heard negative things about it. I'd go power pro or sufix 832.

[T-Billy]

Another vote for 832.

[MN Fisher]

Just to help out - Fleet Farm currently has 832 on sale for $12.99 a spool - green and yellow, most line tests

https://www.fleetfarm.com/brand/sufix/_/N-3527937340

[NHBull]

Agree with the above and 30# would feel like rope to me on a spinning reel

[MN Fisher]

2 minutes ago, NHBull said:

30# would feel like rope to me on a spinning reel

Highest I use on spinning is 20#...and that's on a 3000

[catchnm]

Thanks for all the response. I have decided to go with Suffix 832 20lb. test. Should have about a 6lb. diameter. Am I close?

[bulldog1935]

this may be helpful - calculates spool capacity for different line diameters

https://www.pattayafishing.net/fishing-reel-line-capacity-estimator/

 

This version works for stacking lines of different diameter

https://www.pattayafishing.net/advanced-fishing-reel-line-capacity-estimator/

[MN Fisher]

11 minutes ago, catchnm said:

Thanks for all the response. I have decided to go with Suffix 832 20lb. test. Should have about a 6lb. diameter. Am I close?

Right on the money

https://www.rapala.com/sufix/braid/832-advanced-superline/832-advanced-superline/832+Advanced+Superline.html

[dodgeguy]

8 hours ago, catchnm said:

Thanks for all the response. I have decided to go with Suffix 832 20lb. test. Should have about a 6lb. diameter. Am I close?

I think that's fine.