P-Line Braid

[Hellbilly]

Does anyone else use this line? I was skeptic about braid until someone recommended P-Line. Yesterday I hooked a jig on an underwater branch and thought the jig was gone forever. I pulled the line figuring it would break but I heard a series of breaks. Needless to say the wood broke and my jig came flying out. I think I'm going with P-Line 14 Lb. braid from now on.

[Alpster]

I use 50lb Power Pro on a baitcaster. I carry a wooden dowel in my box to wrap around the line to pull a lure free. I have straightened out some pretty stout hooks and lifted some impressive logs. I like the braided lines.

Ronnie

[PlasticMan135]

I have used the 20# P-Line. It handles fine. I however use Suffix and Tuf-Line XP at the moment. I am very pleased with Tuf-Line XP.

[burleytog]

It's quality braid.  A little too much dye for my liking, but it is a good line for the money.

[Grey Wolf]

A lot of people use 50# braid when they are fishing in heavy cover.

Oh by the way WELCOME to the forum!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Hellbilly]

Thanks for the welcome.. I just started heavily fishing last year and bought some decent quality fishing gear this year. When changing line next I'll try the 50 lb braid.

[GitRDoneIke23]

I like Fireline and Stren Super Braid : : :

Welcome aboard!!!!

8-)

[shimanogloomis man]

personaly i love pline braid i use on baitcasters 10/50 and spinning 6/20,casts very well, this is my order imo in rating braids

1 suffix

2 pline

3 power pro

[Hellbilly]

Alright here is an elementary question.... ya'll say you use 50 lb line. Now my rod combo is rated for 10-20 lb capacity. I know the 17 lb line is comparable to 4 lb. There shouldn't be a problem putting 50 lb line on my rig should there be?

[Grey Wolf]

You have to set your drag accordingly.