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What monofilament line do you use?
i have not read much discussion on fishing lines here. I spool most of my reels with braid and short top shot of flourocarbon and mono. I was wondering What monofilament/flouro do you use? I just use whatever I have at the time, mostly izor xxx or p line (and Seaguar flouro) I was told p line is less stretch than the izor xxx
What mono line has least stretch in your experience? Thanks for sharing! 45 |
Izor XXX is by far my favorite. I have tried many different lines and this has always served me well.
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I've been using P-Line CXX for a long time, but I also like Yozuri Hybrid.
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I try to buy the 200 yards of 20-30 pound flouroclear. It's a blend of flouro and mono and works fine. And WAY cheaper. $20 for 200 yards vs 25 yards for 20-25$
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Looks like most of us using either izor xxx or p line cxx
Of these two, which is less stretchy? Anyone else using other brand? And do most of you stick with clear mono? Thanks again for sharing! 45 |
Check this stuff out. I like it better then regular flouro because it's a little softer and doesn't get really dry and stuff like the 100% flouro. And 300 yards of 30lb for $16? Way cheaper.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0000B...927728-4690167 |
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That's way cheap compare to Seaguar |
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So you all shop these lines from Amazon? :D
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I'm a Big Game and Ande guy for mono. Clear mostly and occasionally pink or green. Not concerned about stretch since were talking short leaders. I also like Izor XXX but have only used 40#.
Flouro I like Seaguar Blue label. I've also tried and had good luck with the Blackwater stuff this past season. But basically whichever is in stock or on sale at the local tackle shop. :p |
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I was just giving you a reference. Usually around the same price in local tackle shop for the same stuff. But a lot of times they won't have the heavier LB Test of the flouroclear. |
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Thank you! 45 |
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There are lots of other ways to save money while fishing, particularly on the kayak. Flouro is one thing I don't skimp on, particularly in instances where flouro matters. When it does mater, Seguar Premier for me. When dropper loop or yoyo fishing, any old line will work. |
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What is monofiliment? ;)
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It's kinda like the flu
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mono preferences
izor xxx has very little memory. really good line for casting. my go to on surface iron jig sticks.
p line cxx is my go to for dropper loops. i think it makes better knots and retains strength better for that purpose. both are great lines and would not be crime to switch roles. both also great for fly lining and yo-yoing. i keep big spools of each in 40 lb for winter fishing so i can keep em fresh n change out frequently. imho ande and big game will get job done, but definitely not as nice as above. |
I've used Berkley big game (clear) or Ande (pink) for mono bought in bulk for 30+ years and stored in an spare ice chest to preserve the integrity! I'm planning on purchasing an arsenal of Terez rods for fishing braid with Seaguar Top-shot as they have very moderate actions to absorb shock but with a heavy backbone but section.
FFY :sifone: |
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I've gotten away from mono and use braid with a short fluoro leader. I use seaguar fluoro for heavier lines and haven't had trouble with it. Most fluoro is stiffer than mono so you have to be a bit more careful with your knots. I've been doing more bay and fresh water fishing and use 4-6 rods. For this fluoro I bought a couple 150 yards filler spools of Berkley vanish. It has worked fine and using 10 yards a trip it saves some cash. My last mono hold out is an old jig stick. 40 lb Berkley big game has always worked well. Mike
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