Spooling a Reel - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

dsafety · 03-25-2011, 05:08 PM

I did not find any great deals on braid at the Del Mar show. You might save a few cents but the prices are not as good as what you get when there is a sale.

There is a new player in the braid game, at least new to me. The product is called Tuf-line. I think they are the company that makes Izor's product. No great deals on this either but they talk a good story about why they are better than Power Pro.

I will be giving this product or Izor a try the next time I need to fill a reel. My Power Pro is fraying in places and has broken way before its stated test with a fish on twice. This is not what I would expect from line that has been fished less than 20 times.

Bob

03-25-2011, 05:08 PM	#7
dsafety Olivenhain Bob Join Date: May 2008 Location: Olivenhain, CA Posts: 1,122	I did not find any great deals on braid at the Del Mar show. You might save a few cents but the prices are not as good as what you get when there is a sale. There is a new player in the braid game, at least new to me. The product is called Tuf-line. I think they are the company that makes Izor's product. No great deals on this either but they talk a good story about why they are better than Power Pro. I will be giving this product or Izor a try the next time I need to fill a reel. My Power Pro is fraying in places and has broken way before its stated test with a fish on twice. This is not what I would expect from line that has been fished less than 20 times. Bob