ib_of_the_damned Posted December 18, 2009 Posted December 18, 2009 Whats the best mono, copoly, fluoro lines that you have used? -Sensitivity -Strength/Abrasion resistance to diameter -Value -Lowest or no memory I use only Yo Zuri in 8lb for spinning and 10lb for casting. Which types of line to you guys use and why? Quote
FiSHCOX Posted December 18, 2009 Posted December 18, 2009 I've been using Suffix Siege 12 & 14lb. green mono for years, and it's hands down one of the best mono's out there in my book. It casts a mile, great sensitivity, & very durable. For copoly, I've only used AN40 Silver thread, and it's decent... haven't used it in a while though, because the suffix seems a lot better. Never used Floro. Quote
NewKidInTown Posted December 18, 2009 Posted December 18, 2009 Whats the best mono, copoly, fluoro lines that you have used?-Sensitivity -Strength/Abrasion resistance to diameter -Value -Lowest or no memory I use only Yo Zuri in 8lb for spinning and 10lb for casting. Which types of line to you guys use and why? I don't use Fluoro,,all braid here,,but when I do fish Stone Walls and roadbeds,,any rocks like that,I do use a leader of P-Line CXX. Very VERY very good stuff. Quote
Super User Jrob78 Posted December 18, 2009 Super User Posted December 18, 2009 I like Suffix Elite for mono, Yo-Zuri Hybrid and P-Line CX for copoly and Trilene 100% for fluorocarbon. The Suffix Elite is far and away my favorite mono. It is strong and has very low memory, even in heavier weights. The Yo-Zuri and P-Line are both super strong and have low memory in weights less than 12#. They are both so strong though that for my use 12# is more than enough. I don't really like fluoro that much but the Trilene 100% was the easiest to manage out of the few that I have tried. In my opinion the copoly offers the best of both worlds, low stretch and added sensitivity with a lot of strength. In my opinion 10# is perfect for bait casters! Quote
Super User roadwarrior Posted December 18, 2009 Super User Posted December 18, 2009 Spinning tackle: #6 Yo-Zuri Hybrid or Hybrid Ultra Soft Baitcasting gear: Hybrid #12 Quote
LAO162 Posted December 18, 2009 Posted December 18, 2009 I prefer Gamma CoPoly over YoZuri US, but due to its high price I only buy it when it's significantly discounted. The #10 works very well on 2500 size spinning reels, although #6 still has plenty of strength. In my limited experience, Gamma is the most manageable line I've used. Also in my experience, I've had fewer backlash issues with #10 & #12 Gamma than with #12 YZ-US. I also like the Gamma Clear Blue color. Leon Quote
adclem Posted December 18, 2009 Posted December 18, 2009 Spinning tackle: #6 Yo-Zuri Hybrid or Hybrid Ultra SoftBaitcasting gear: Hybrid #12 X2., outstanding line and extremely affordable. Later, Quote
Super User Big Bait Fishing Posted December 19, 2009 Super User Posted December 19, 2009 i throw swimbaits ( the big ones , not hollow bodies ) so the best line i have used for this application is IZORLINE XXX . i use 25-30 lb. line for baits 4-13 oz. and 20 lb. line for baits 2-4 oz. , i originaly used P-LINE CXX but that stuff coils way too much and wears out after a few outings ,plus if you get a kink in it , you will get broken off > , i have casted way to many baits off to go back to using that stuff ( i do use 6 lb. CXX for my spinning set-up ) IZORLINE XXX is alot more smoother and managable plus doesn't kink up hardly ever . it is also very strong and shock absorbent !!!! btw , this line is a co-polymer line .... Quote
SWMIBASSER Posted December 19, 2009 Posted December 19, 2009 i throw swimbaits ( the big ones , not hollow bodies ) so the best line i have used for this application is IZORLINE XXX . i use 25-30 lb. line for baits 4-13 oz. and 20 lb. line for baits 2-4 oz. , i originaly used P-LINE CXX but that stuff coils way too much and wears out after a few outings ,plus if you get a kink in it , you will get broken off > , i have casted way to many baits off to go back to using that stuff ( i do use 6 lb. CXX for my spinning set-up ) IZORLINE XXX is alot more smoother and managable plus doesn't kink up hardly ever . it is also very strong and shock absorbent !!!! btw , this line is a co-polymer line .... I've thrown off plenty of Musky lures due to superbraid with ZERO stretch. It's a sickening feeling watching a $25 lure you know sinks sail away unattached to anything. ;D Quote
Super User Hammer 4 Posted December 20, 2009 Super User Posted December 20, 2009 YoZuri Hybrid Ultrasoft 6# on my spinnin rigs.. YoZuri 10#ultrasoft on my baitcaster 55# Diawa Samuri braid with a 12 # leader of trilene 100% fluro on my swimbait rig Quote
NOVA Angler Posted December 21, 2009 Posted December 21, 2009 i throw swimbaits ( the big ones , not hollow bodies ) so the best line i have used for this application is IZORLINE XXX . i use 25-30 lb. line for baits 4-13 oz. and 20 lb. line for baits 2-4 oz. , i originaly used P-LINE CXX but that stuff coils way too much and wears out after a few outings ,plus if you get a kink in it , you will get broken off > , i have casted way to many baits off to go back to using that stuff ( i do use 6 lb. CXX for my spinning set-up ) IZORLINE XXX is alot more smoother and managable plus doesn't kink up hardly ever . it is also very strong and shock absorbent !!!! btw , this line is a co-polymer line .... I also switched to the Izorline XXX for several of my setups from Berkley 100% Flouro not because I didn't like the Berkley, but because this stuff is so much cheaper and still produced great results for me. A 1/4lb spool of this stuff is about half the price of a 200 yard spool of the Berkley. I don't cry every time I have to restring my reels now. http://www.charkbait.com/cs/cshL_Izorline.htm Quote
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