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icepro680
Posted 5/13/2011 7:18 PM (#498236)
Subject: Line




Posts: 39


I have always been a power pro guy using mostly 80-100 lb test. I bought a few new reels and looking to try something different for line. I have not had any trouble with the power pro just looking for something new to try. Any suggestions?
Tim Schmitz
Posted 5/13/2011 7:45 PM (#498240 - in reply to #498236)
Subject: Re: Line




Posts: 540


Location: MN
Sufix performance braid. Best braid I've used and I've used most.
PSYS
Posted 5/13/2011 8:10 PM (#498246 - in reply to #498236)
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Posts: 1030


Location: APPLETON, WI
I had Spiderwire Stealth on my reels last year and had no issues at all.
Went with Cortland MasterBraid this year... no issues at all.

Just bought a new reel and got some Sufix 832... haven't used it yet so I've no comment. But have heard good things.
mrmatt
Posted 5/13/2011 8:12 PM (#498248 - in reply to #498236)
Subject: Re: Line




Posts: 189


Location: West Bend, WI
I like Tuff line XP. Does well all year, but I really like it in fall.
Fiedler
Posted 5/13/2011 8:42 PM (#498253 - in reply to #498236)
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Posts: 283


Location: beloit
I've always used 80# cortland spectron but when I got a new reel this year I decided to try something new and went with 80# diamond braid. I've only been able to use a few times but so far I really like and I don't think it holds water like the cortland stuff does and its very round.

http://www.diamondfishing.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=art...

http://www.basspro.com/Momois-Diamond-Braid-Braided-Fishing-Line/pr...
muskiewhored
Posted 5/13/2011 9:01 PM (#498257 - in reply to #498236)
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Location: Oswego, IL
This year I will be using 80lb high seas Ill post review(water,durability etc..) after using. Heard good things about this line. I used cortlamd master braid previous..- no issues at all on cortland either
sworrall
Posted 5/13/2011 9:54 PM (#498265 - in reply to #498236)
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Posts: 32886


Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
I used the High Seas a year ago, great line.
Will Schultz
Posted 5/13/2011 10:32 PM (#498270 - in reply to #498236)
Subject: Re: Line





Location: Grand Rapids, MI
Sunline FX2. Without question the best braid on the market. I've used the rest and this one is the best.
sworrall
Posted 5/14/2011 12:58 AM (#498280 - in reply to #498236)
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Posts: 32886


Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
I'll add I just bought 600 yards of 80# test from overseas fir $24.00, it's 6 stand dynema. I'll let you know how it performs.
jackson
Posted 5/14/2011 3:43 AM (#498281 - in reply to #498236)
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Posts: 582


Sufix. tried them all and this is my favorite
handlebarz
Posted 5/14/2011 5:35 AM (#498283 - in reply to #498236)
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Posts: 123


I am getting ready to place my new order for Hi seas again. I bought it two seasons ago on 1 casting rod and two trolling rods and like it a lot so this year I will be spooling all rods with the braid again 80lbs braid is what I used. I also have been using there Fluorocarbon leader material and it has been great.
PIKEMASTER
Posted 5/14/2011 7:15 AM (#498285 - in reply to #498236)
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Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160
SUFFIX 832 8 stand line plus it does not hold water.
bstein
Posted 5/14/2011 5:03 PM (#498339 - in reply to #498236)
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Posts: 93


Location: WI
I've also always used power pro but have spooled up a rod with the Sufix 832 and I love it seems to cast better and as said by PIKEMASTER doesn't hold as much water.
Jess
Posted 5/14/2011 11:19 PM (#498387 - in reply to #498236)
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Posts: 33


100% with sufix love it, hold up for 3 seasons and still counting!
Lee_Tauchen
Posted 5/15/2011 9:28 AM (#498407 - in reply to #498387)
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Posts: 124


Another vote for Sufix. Had used their Performance Braid for a couple seasons and was very happy with how well it held up and performed.

Now the 832 has blown my mind! I simply can't say enough how smooth, quiet, easy handling, dryness, and its durability is. Truly superior.

I have to admit, it was hard to try anything else after using Tuf Line Plus and Tuf Line XP for nearly fifteen years.

Give the 832 a try, you will be amazed.

Lee Tauchen
http://LeeLures.com
gregk9
Posted 5/15/2011 10:50 AM (#498420 - in reply to #498407)
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Posts: 791


Location: North Central IL USA
Might have to give this 832 a try. I thought it'd cost significantly more that power pro but it's only a few bucks more. Too bad I just stocked up on power pro.
sworrall
Posted 5/15/2011 12:01 PM (#498422 - in reply to #498236)
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Posts: 32886


Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
I just ordered 600 yards of 60# High Seas Grand Slam for $28. When it arrives, if everything is legit, I'll post the link.
ArmPit
Posted 5/16/2011 11:28 AM (#498560 - in reply to #498422)
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Posts: 447


Location: Waconia, MN
I use 80 lbs Cortland Bronzeback on all my reels, and love it!
Storm Strike
Posted 5/16/2011 11:37 AM (#498563 - in reply to #498560)
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Posts: 159


So who has the best price on the Sufix 832?

Is it about the same as Cortland Spectra/Power Pro etc....?
MuskieMruz
Posted 5/23/2011 10:57 PM (#499678 - in reply to #498236)
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Posts: 101


I trashed all the Spiderwire stealth off my 3 reels . It broke casting double blades spinner new out of the box on 2 different rods. Switched back to PowerPro and Suffix 832. Thorne Bros will spool it for $.12 yard.
Nupe
Posted 5/24/2011 11:49 AM (#499753 - in reply to #498236)
Subject: Re: Line




Posts: 519


Location: Bloomington, IL
Spiderwire Stealth - 65, 80, and 100 - have used Stealth for years and have never had an issues with it.
cast10K
Posted 5/24/2011 12:09 PM (#499757 - in reply to #499753)
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Posts: 432


Location: Eagan, MN
I've been using Stealth for the past 8 years or so, 80 and 100 lb. Never had a problem w/ it breaking. I tried 80 lb Suffix 3 years ago and had it snap twice in just a few days. I don't think the 832 was on the market yet so this was something different.
MartinTD
Posted 5/24/2011 12:27 PM (#499761 - in reply to #498236)
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Posts: 1141


Location: NorthCentral WI
It doesn't matter what brand of line you have when it comes to a backlash. 80lb will break. A bad backlash on a heavy lure like a Mag Dawg will often snap the line and depending on the individual backlash, will also snap with smaller lures. I'm a noob yet, believe me, it's happened to me. Don't think it matters what kind of line. I've used PowerPro, Stealth, Suffix, and Fireline that I can think of and I like Suffix the best. All of my reels are full of 832 for this year. Hoping it will be as great as they are saying. I will say I liked PowerPro other than the fact it bleeds color all over, Fireline casted very nice and to me seemed the smoothest but also seemed to fray quickly which I didn't like. Never really had a problem with stealth or suffix.
Nick59
Posted 5/25/2011 9:53 PM (#500024 - in reply to #498236)
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Posts: 548


Location: MN
I've used Tuff Line for years. Just picked up 300 yards of 80# Power Pro to give it a try. Steve... Looking forward to hear what you have to say about High Seas.
Kuhly
Posted 5/26/2011 10:18 AM (#500097 - in reply to #498236)
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Posts: 96


Location: Eau Claire
Been using 832 this year and have been having good results with 80#.
scavenger
Posted 5/26/2011 10:25 AM (#500099 - in reply to #498236)
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Posts: 53


Location: Mn
Tuf-line xp has my vote, I tend to remain loyal to things that have worked for me. Don't fix what ain't broken. This sometimes gives me more time to develope my own opinion after sorting out reality from marketing hype. This site also helps this process by seeing actual users thoughts.
PSYS
Posted 5/26/2011 12:03 PM (#500120 - in reply to #498563)
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Posts: 1030


Location: APPLETON, WI

Storm Strike - 5/16/2011 11:37 AM So who has the best price on the Sufix 832?QUOTE]

 

MUSKY TACKLE ONLINE.  

619musky
Posted 5/27/2011 6:49 PM (#500341 - in reply to #498236)
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Posts: 264


I have used Sufix Performance Braid for the last few years and now the new 832 with Gore fibers is even better.
sworrall
Posted 5/27/2011 10:07 PM (#500359 - in reply to #498236)
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Posts: 32886


Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
Received the Grand Slam braid today, will be fishing it tomorrow Look great.
Guest
Posted 5/28/2011 1:52 AM (#500372 - in reply to #498236)
Subject: RE: Line


832. it supposedly stays stronger tho than other braid after fading... it also says it doesnt hold water... i wanna know why my reel freezes up in the winter and my hands are always wet..... ill be using mono in the river this winter for sure and deal with it at least ill be able to cast

still its good braid
MuskieMruz
Posted 6/3/2011 7:24 AM (#501198 - in reply to #498236)
Subject: Re: Line




Posts: 101


Clarification I was using Spiderwire Stealth Camo Braid when it kept breaking on different reels and not at the knot. Maybe just a bad batch. Any way I like the new Suffix 832 on my reels.
sworrall
Posted 6/3/2011 11:34 AM (#501239 - in reply to #498236)
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Posts: 32886


Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
The Grand Slam braid is stellar, seems to be the real deal. I'll know more when I'm working less and fishing more...