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chadw18 |
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Posts: 364 Location: Central Wisconsin | I am wondering if the Blue Masterbraid bleeds like the Red powerpro does? Thanks | ||
achotrod |
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Posts: 1283 | Dont know about Courtland but the blue PP does. | ||
Tigerhunter |
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Posts: 283 | I use the blue power pro super and I haven't had any issues with bleeding, fading definitely but no bleeding for me. | ||
tkuntz |
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Posts: 815 Location: Waukee, IA | Every line I've ever used bleeds for the first day of hard use, no matter what color or brand. I guess it's an after thought for me now, all line bleeds to a faded, half-colored version of its new form. | ||
curleytail |
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Posts: 2687 Location: Hayward, WI | tkuntz - 2/20/2015 7:33 AM Every line I've ever used bleeds for the first day of hard use, no matter what color or brand. I guess it's an after thought for me now, all line bleeds to a faded, half-colored version of its new form. The one for me that does not bleed quickly on the first outing is Cortland Masterbraid in Bronzeback color. It might be a light enough color to begin with that it isn't as noticeable, or maybe matches cork better, but I don't notice it. Seems like the different green lines I've used bleed. | ||
Travis A. |
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Posts: 157 Location: Lincoln, NE | It says it's infused into the line itself not just a coating so it shouldn't bleed as much as others. I've been thinking about getting this line also since I've got a NACL on a Big Nasty and think it would look killer on there. (I have red line on that combo now). Does anyone have a good site they buy it from? I've only really seen it on the Charkbait saltwater site. Also for the guys who use it do you run the 80lb blue or 100lb natural blue? | ||
MD75 |
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Posts: 682 Location: Sycamore, IL | Another "blue" line option: Sunline FX2 comes in a blue/green and did not bleed or fade much when I used it last season. | ||
chadw18 |
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Posts: 364 Location: Central Wisconsin | Travis A. - 2/20/2015 9:47 AM It says it's infused into the line itself not just a coating so it shouldn't bleed as much as others. I've been thinking about getting this line also since I've got a NACL on a Big Nasty and think it would look killer on there. (I have red line on that combo now). Does anyone have a good site they buy it from? I've only really seen it on the Charkbait saltwater site. Also for the guys who use it do you run the 80lb blue or 100lb natural blue? I couldn't find any really other than Charkbait. I was hoping tk put this line on my volatile and nacl setup! Figured why not go all blue! | ||
achotrod |
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Posts: 1283 | FYI Im sure the fish dont care but I went from having at least one contact with muskies #*^@ near every time out to not a sniff once I went with the blue line. Now it has lost my confidence in it and all my reels will be re-spooled with reg green braid. | ||
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