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| Has anyone tried this stuff? Pretty reasonable price. I've used their mono for other species and the stuf is tuff as nails. I noticed that P-line is also made in USA.
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| i've used the 80# in the past with no problems, i'm also a big fan of the mono, i use 100# now for most applications and not sure if it's available in that test. |
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Location: Hayward WI | I've used it for a couple of years with no problems. One thing I like about it is that it's more of a round braid that others. |
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| I've used it in the past and it held up really well. May try it again this year. |
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Location: Oconto Falls, WI | I just saw last week they had a superline. Never new it before. I have used their co-polymar in the past and really like it (30# I think). On my walleye rod I used the Halo in 8# last year and was really impressed.
Is the superbraid a limp line like Tuff Line and Cortland, or is it more of a stiff line like Spiderwire Stealth? Or is it a tweener like Power Pro?
I may have to try a reel this year with it. |
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Location: Bowling Green, KY | I used it all last year and really like it. |
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Location: Hayward WI | Travis,
It's a "limp" braid, during the first use, you'll notice the green pigments of the line wearing off on your hands, rod etc, but it's not that much and not a big issue to me, no permanent staining. |
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P-line superbraid