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Location: montreal, canada | what line get your vote |
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Location: Quebec, Canada | powerpro 65 to 100 depending on use |
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Location: S.W. WI | Power Pro.
ZERO failures in 10 yrs of up to 100 days per yr of casting. Holds little water.
I can not say the same for several other brands I have tried.
-just my experience.
-Jon
Cortland also never failed for me in limited use.
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Location: Eastern Ontario | I mostly use 80 and 100 Power Pro but have some reels spooled with Tuff Line no problems yet. |
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| 80 Tuff line |
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Location: Wisconsin | For me Cortland. Tried a few others, but always switch back to the Cortland. |
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Location: Walker, MN | Drakl - 3/10/2014 7:54 PM
powerpro 65 to 100 depending on use
This^^^^^^^^ |
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Location: Lakeville, MN | high seas grandslam |
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Location: Central Wisconsin | Cortland and powerpro |
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| Hi-Seas Grandslam Braid.
Jeff Hanson
madisonmuskyguide.com |
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Location: NoDak | 65-80 power pro. rod power/ reel size dependent and of course technique/ lures |
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Location: Minnesota | Fins-Windtamer 80#
Fins- XS 60#
Unbelievable stuff won't go fishing with out it. |
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Location: Aurora | genesisperformance - 3/10/2014 8:47 PM
high seas grandslam
Keep meanin to try the high seas myself.
In the meantime, i'll stick with this line,
"It's a good thing I got my library card with me cuz i'm checkin you out!"
Werks every time.. |
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Location: Northern Illinois | Regular Powerpro or Slick 8?
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Location: Sawyer County, WI | Isn't Masterbraid made by Cortland ? |
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| dfkiii - 3/10/2014 11:33 PM
Isn't Masterbraid made by Cortland ?
I was just going to write the same thing. |
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Location: Lake County Illinois | Cortland Masterbraid Bronzeback for me. |
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Location: Poynette WI. | I've been using 80lb power pro, it's been very good to me over the past couple years. One thing i could say is that it picks up a ton of water. My hands get soaked when i use my winch. I was thinking about trying the Super Slick this year hoping that helps , my reels are getting new line this year finally. What's are some of the differences/advantages between the two? |
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| Northland Bionic Muskie Braid |
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Location: NoDak | I used super slick in 20 and 65# and both of them are smoother thru the eyes and maybe cast further but idk, however I hate how it seams to get micro frays in it soo much faster than normal and it have a hunch that knot strength isn't as good, also my friends seemed to backlash more often and backlash snapping line seamed 2x more likely with slick |
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Location: N.FIB | I have a few lines I like to use now,Cortland masterbraid,power pro slick,daiwa samurai,and grand slam.I`ve been using masterbraid for years and have always liked it but the other lines been using the last 1-2 and don`t have any complaints. |
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Location: Ontario, Canada | Power pro 80-100 for me too. I've never had an issue or failure with it.
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| Have had very good luck with the Hi-seas grandslam braid, I use 80-100# |
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Location: South East Wisconsin | 80# Power Pro |
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| suffix 832 ghost, no issues with it for me. Also use power pro 80 as well |
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Location: St. Lawrence River | Power pro 80 ... I've got a new Revo Toro HS I'm thinking about putting Suffix 832 on, though. |
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Location: Land of the Musky | chadw18 - 3/10/2014 8:57 PM
Cortland and powerpro
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Does 832 come in 100 lb ? |
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| Sufix Performance Braid 80 has been good to me. |
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Location: Minnesota | going to give suffix performance a try this year bought 1200 yards so I hope its good |
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