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i have 20lb on my REVO STX for flipping and love it. Great strength and great for flippin

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I've got a reel loaded with 10lb on a Little Cranker for small cranks.  The line isn't bad, really.  It's priced reasonably, and retains the better features of what I'm after line in that class for: castability, it's manageable, and it lies evenly on the reel.  Overall, I'm pleased with it.  It's earned it's keep.

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Great product. Been running this on many of my combos for two seasons now. If you are in the market for a good FC at a reasonable price this is it. I have been running 8lb or 6lb for DropShots, 10lb for tubes, cranks, jerkbaits and 12lb for Buzzbaits/Spinnerbaits. I use 17lb for light flipping/pitching.

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Great product. Been running this on many of my combos for two seasons now. If you are in the market for a good FC at a reasonable price this is it. I have been running 8lb or 6lb for DropShots, 10lb for tubes, cranks, jerkbaits and 12lb for Buzzbaits/Spinnerbaits. I use 17lb for light flipping/pitching.

Thanks Jason this definitely gives me confidence going into my first season fishing it.

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Used it for 2 seasons without problem.  Great stuff.

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If I try flourocarbon on a baitcasting rig this year, it will be P-Line Ultimate Flourocarbon. I have heard mixed reviews about the Trilene.

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If I try flourocarbon on a baitcasting rig this year, it will be P-Line Ultimate Flourocarbon. I have heard mixed reviews about the Trilene.

Out of the FC I've tried, (Seagaur AbrazX, InvizX, Red Label, P-Line, Trilene, Sufix,) I'd pass on the P-Line and go for some AbrazX, InvizX, or Sufix. I find Sufix as a nice medium between manageability and abrasion.

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If I try flourocarbon on a baitcasting rig this year, it will be P-Line Ultimate Flourocarbon. I have heard mixed reviews about the Trilene.

Out of the FC I've tried, (Seagaur AbrazX, InvizX, Red Label, P-Line, Trilene, Sufix,) I'd pass on the P-Line and go for some AbrazX, InvizX, or Sufix. I find Sufix as a nice medium between manageability and abrasion.

Well I've been "specifically requested" to try P-Line first by one of my good buddies who is a pro. Plus I can get it for a filthy low price. I'll try AbrazX too.

Ps- PM coming your way soon.

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Before I switched to all braided line, I tried a number of the name brand fluoro's and found the Trilene 100% to be the best for manageability on the spool...almost as good as mono, but not quite.  I'm confident you will not be disappointed in it.

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