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Location: algonquin Illinois | Time to clean and respool the reels.
I've been using Tuf Line.
What is your choise of line
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Posts: 1438
| Use both Spectron and TufLine on my baitcasters.
Fireline on my spinning rod for jigs.
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| Power Pro and Spectron have served me well over the years, but Masterbraid Bronzeback is the best by far  |
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| The same company makes Power Pro and Tuff Line, although I don't really know what their differences are other than color. I haven't seen Tuff Line in any color other than white/black. Maybe in other areas they sell different colors than that? Both of those are good choices. |
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Location: midwest | Sufix Performance Braid is the nicest handling line that I have fished. (80 lb. moss green) |
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Location: Musky Tackle Online, MN | Guest - 2/5/2007 9:56 PM
The same company makes Power Pro and Tuff Line, although I don't really know what their differences are other than color. I haven't seen Tuff Line in any color other than white/black. Maybe in other areas they sell different colors than that? Both of those are good choices.
I didn't think this was right as Power Pro is made by Innovative Textiles and Tuf Line is made by Western Filament. But I just looked at boxes for each and addresses for both companies are listed as Grand Junction, CO. Interesting.
I've used Tuf Line for probably the last 12 years with no problems at all. However, when it's time to respool I'm going to try Cortland, either Spectron or Masterbraid. Feedback I've received has me convinced to give it a try.
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Location: Racine, Wi | I use both PowerPro as well as Stren Super Braid. I haven't had any issues with either of them. |
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Posts: 757
| 36lb Musky Master Dacron, Yep, Dacron, for jerkbaits and 30lb Musky Mono for everything else. In spring, I like 30lb Stren Magnathin line. Talk about old school,ay. Kdawg |
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Location: On the X that marks the mucky spot | Tuff Plus.
It casts great, doesn't need to be "broken in", doesn't turn you thumb green, doesn't hold water like normal Tuff, and it's cheaper then most super braids. |
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| I've been using Cortland products for a long time and love the new Masterbraid.Strong, smooth and durable. Steve |
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Location: South Portsmouth, KY | Been using powerpro for a long time and liked it, but just got some of the new cortland masterbraid bronzeback in the mail this week that i cant wait to try out. It looks like some good stuff! |
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Location: Lebanon,Mo | use spiderwire stealth,seems to not dig into the reel as much as powerpro. but what do i know.... |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | I've been liking the Spiderwire original braid.
Any line I cast will backlash, I like this stuff because the tangles seem to come out easy and fast. Other lines I've tried are like waxed dental floss, there's not so much coating on the Spider line. m |
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Posts: 284
| I lost two really big fish and baits because of tuff line. The stuff falls apart |
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Posts: 101
Location: Northern Illinois | Cortland Camoflage 42lb test braided dacron has never let me down.  |
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| Been using Spectron for years with no problems! This year I am using the Bronzeback due to the even better water repellency than the Spectron. |
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