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Has anybody tried the newer braids in weights less than #10 lbs. (or approx less than .007 diameter) ? Curious how they handle and if casting distance decreases or increases ? Thinking about putting together a Micro TRD on a Ultra Light spinning set up . 

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I'm very pleased with this line yes casting is definitely increased. It's only .0029. It true to rating and it also comes in 7.5 and 9.2 pound. 9 pound is .00420241024_143957.jpg.7a13897a0b2470e8f31e4157a28870a5.jpg

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I fully admit to being a meatball sometimes with hooksets but I was snapping Sunline D-fier 9lb at or above the leader knot waaaaaay too often.  It was the braid snapping not the fluorocarbon (caught a fish with my old bait, 6ft of leader and 3 inches of braid).  Old style or new style  braid, I'll stay at 12lb minimum.

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I've used Sufix 832 in 8# which is right at .007 and not had issues. I'd be confident in the 6# at .006 to use it if I wanted lighter.

 

Another option is Sufix Nanobraid. It's thinner at the same pound test....8# is .005 down to 2# at .001. The In Fisherman guys who fish light braid swear by it.

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I fish down to PE#0.5 on finesse spinning, and PE#0.6 on BFS.  

It's all about extra distance.  

It's all pretty tough, too.  

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  • Super User
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Yes Fins Spin5 10 lb is .005D, 15 lb is .006D

Tom

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  • Super User
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I've got 5# (I think) on one reel.  Only problem I've seen so far is abrasion resistance is about zero.  Extremely thin line.

  • Super User
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23 hours ago, MN Fisher said:

I've used Sufix 832 in 8# which is right at .007 and not had issues. I'd be confident in the 6# at .006 to use it if I wanted lighter.

 

Another option is Sufix Nanobraid. It's thinner at the same pound test....8# is .005 down to 2# at .001. The In Fisherman guys who fish light braid swear by it.

I see Sufix Nano Braid as a possibility but have not seen it in Hi-Viz options ?

19 hours ago, WRB said:

Yes Fins Spin5 10 lb is .005D, 15 lb is .006D

Tom

Thanks Tom ! ... The issue which can occur with very thin braids are wind knots (even with using good reel / rod techniques) . Fins has a good reputation as being one of the better lines less prone to wind knots with thinner diameter braids.

  • Super User
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5 minutes ago, ChrisD46 said:

I see Sufix Nano Braid as a possibility but have not seen it in Hi-Viz options ?

No - it does not have a Hi-Vis variant.

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46 minutes ago, ChrisD46 said:

I see Sufix Nano Braid as a possibility but have not seen it in Hi-Viz options ?

Thanks Tom ! ... The issue which can occur with very thin braids are wind knots (even with using good reel / rod techniques) . Fins has a good reputation as being one of the better lines less prone to wind knots with thinner diameter braids.

Yes yellow is available.

Tom

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