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im thinking about getting some braided fishing for my jig and worm rod whats a good brand to use

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Power Pro is decent and affordable. Suffix 832 and Samurai are arguably better handling but a little more expensive.

I have power pro on several reels right now.

X2 I am leaning towards the 832 in my experience with both of them

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832 is smoother but power pro holds its color longer.power pro is alot cheaper too.

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I use spiderwire stealth braid. For the price I have no complaints.

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Does anyone use Spiderwire?

My dad uses the invisibraid and loves it ive handled it before and its smooth but it doesnt seem popular on here.

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suffix performance braid. smoothest reasonably priced braid out there

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I use both PowerPro and Spiderwire Stealth on a regular basis. Like them both and rarely have any problems.

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Whatever ya'll do, DON'T use berkley fireline! It's awful. Way too hard to trim, knots don't tie well with it, and it doesn't handle well. Just my $0.02 ;) By the way though, Berkley DOES make awesome products, just not when it comes to their braided lines.

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have any of yall of tried sufix proformance braid

I have 20# SPB but the stuff is very noisy sounds like a violin while reeling just rubbing my fingers over it feel a bit rough. I dont use it much because of this. Ive used PP for years and never had this type of noise issue. The only good thing was SPB was on clearance at Dick's and got 300yds for $10.

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I have 20# SPB but the stuff is very noisy sounds like a violin while reeling just rubbing my fingers over it feel a bit rough. I dont use it much because of this. Ive used PP for years and never had this type of noise issue. The only good thing was SPB was on clearance at Dick's and got 300yds for $10.

thats strange. i use SPB and it is the smoothest braid i have ever used

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thats strange. i use SPB and it is the smoothest braid i have ever used

Power Pro is one of the roughest braids made. Even the lowly Suffix is not as rough. Bias or uninformed has a lot to do with one's preference.

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I've tried many of the braids. Some have certain advantages over others. The braid that works best for me (at this point LOL) is Sufix 832.

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thats strange. i use SPB and it is the smoothest braid i have ever used

My comparison is from 20# of both makes PP-SPB and on the same rod, St Croix Premier, SPB is much louder. I also have Stren Sonic Braid and SPB is louder than that but the Sonic Braid is just 8#. The thing with Sonic braid it seemed to have more coating on it than either PP or SPB and the coating built-up on tne line guide of baitcaster. A squirt of line conditioner took care of that.

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All braid sucks, it's a matter of one sucking less than the other. I've been fishing Seaguar Kanzen and have found it superior to any other braid I've fished. It's the least noisy and most abrasion resistant that I've found. It's not fast to fade, either, and it's got reasonable diameters. It also ties very good knots without resorting to using glue, as some would have you do.

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As far as I'm concerned braided lines need only do 2 things for me, a good strong knot and the ability to handle fish without breaking. Any noise from the line is no issue for me, I really pay no attention. I've purchased only 1 product that I did not care for, that was 5 years ago so I would try it again. As for now I'm pleased with what I'm using, especially if it's on sale.

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