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What's the difference?  I don't see any.  the line diameter is the same, they are the same price, and they have more or less the same description.

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Think of Elite as Trilene XL (extra limp) and Siege as XT (extra tough). Elite is a tad more supple, probably a better choice for spinning reels.

Sufix is great line by the way.

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Think of Elite as Trilene XL (extra limp) and Siege as XT (extra tough). Elite is a tad more supple, probably a better choice for spinning reels.

Sufix is great line by the way.

Exactly.  Suffix Elite is the best casting monofilament line that I've tried.  I used it for the first time last year for reaction baits, and I'm very pleased with it and will continue to use it.  I use 17 lb for spinnerbaits, 14 lb for buzzbaits/chatterbaits, and 12 lb for lipless cranks, and 10 lb for diving cranks.  It's relatively cheap so I respool the last 50 yds often.  I would recommend doing that because it kinks pretty easily for me when I do a lot of casting and it's not the most durable line, but show me an easy casting mono that is.

As for the Seige, it's a decent fishing line but I choose to use fluorocarbon instead of stiffer, abrasion resistant mono.

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Think of Elite as Trilene XL (extra limp) and Siege as XT (extra tough). Elite is a tad more supple, probably a better choice for spinning reels.

Sufix is great line by the way.

I'll drink to that

Roger

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