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Message Subject: P-line Spectrex IV

Performance_Tuned

Posted 12/18/2007 7:53 AM (#289493)
Subject: P-line Spectrex IV

Posts: 102

Location: Bowling Green, KY

Anybody else using this? I am new to musky fishing, but very old to bass fishing
and I've always liked P-line mono so I bought a spool of 80 lb. Spectrex IV to
musky fish with. So far I really like it. I've been using it for 2 months now and
is still nice and round and throws good. The only gripe I have on it is the green
dye in it leaches out on your hands for a while. Roger London

Marc J

Posted 12/18/2007 3:44 PM (#289557 - in reply to #289493)
Subject: RE: P-line Spectrex IV

Posts: 313

Location: On your favorite spot

I use it for the same reasons you do. Sure wish they made 100lb. Just like my Pline mono never had any problems with it. Like you said, it stays nice and round.

Performance_Tuned

Posted 12/18/2007 4:31 PM (#289570 - in reply to #289557)
Subject: RE: P-line Spectrex IV

Posts: 102

Location: Bowling Green, KY

It also costs quite a bit less than Spectron or Power Pro, at least an Gander Mtn.

tuffy1

Posted 12/18/2007 9:47 PM (#289605 - in reply to #289570)
Subject: RE: P-line Spectrex IV

Posts: 3240

Location: Racine, Wi

I'd be interested to hear some more feedback about this. I didn't even know they made a braid. I love the P-line floro blend, as I use that for my trolling.

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