LINE WARS

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Comment by Slip Sinker on January 14, 2017 at 5:11am

I finally put all my current and past line brands out for discussions… ill be filling in my reviews as time goes on. Feel free to post your pros, cons, experiences and reviews with the line brand discussions. The more input users are willing to share the more valuable this site becomes! Don’t hold back let the knowledge flow!

Comment by John Sheehan on October 11, 2016 at 4:36pm

I have a spool of  Power Pro,15# Test ,4lb diameter that I haven't strung up yet . Thanks for the discourse Slip ,not sure what I'll do yet . 

Comment by Slip Sinker on October 11, 2016 at 9:14am

• Mono and more stretch for a minor bit of trolling ,i still use ,but am wondering if that's the best choice i have as things change through the many years I've been fishing .

John… there is no real one line type fits all recommendation… of course many fishermen try to do it all with just one brand and type of line and Ive done it for years and was a happy fisherman. I had a set-up I bought in 2006 that I filled with 6 or 8# spider wire and used it exclusively for everything. A couple seasons ago the reel broke down and was more expensive to repair than replace with a better model… I transferred the remaining spider wire braid to another reel! The line outlasted the reel!! Earlier this season while casting that setup the mono backing and splice showed and I now use the remaining segment of spider wire for thread tying Spring Crickets. 10 solid years of use. For durability in abuse and sensitivity braid would be your solid choice.

If asked by seeing your posts and snaps what I would recommend 6 or 8# Power Pro (1.5# mono dia. Equivalent) on your pred rods to include spinning and trolling… hands down. Spider Wire as second choice (9.99 at walmart) for a $10.00 investment that line could be on that reel for 10 seasons.

Comment by Slip Sinker on October 11, 2016 at 8:27am

• I was just reading about Gliss line. They sure incorporate a lot character into one line.

Bruce...I’ve been reviewing this line now since ice-out and have settled on it being the line of choice for the Long/Casting/Micro-Jigs application for me.

I started a discussion separately on this brand and type of line that is still to this date unfinished or ongoing… I am so pleased with it and have so many positive things to say about it I need a good few rainy days behind the computer to put it all together to finish up my review… its an awesome line

Comment by Slip Sinker on October 11, 2016 at 1:34am

• “I just bought some 8# test Pline CXX at the local shop .300 yds for $8.99 is one dollar cheaper I've seen on the net . Gonna try this copolymer on the casting rods for over the weed tops for Bass , Pickerel and panfish .Pickerel will cut through I'm sure unless I have some length to the hooks or crankbaits I'm throwing “

I think this line is a great application for casting rods and reels… I used to use fluorocarbon and 40# braid as well on my casting gear. Im a bit embarrassed its been awhile since Ive used the old casting reels. Let us know how it works out for you John

Comment by carl hendrix on October 10, 2016 at 7:16pm

JUST FOR A BIT MORE FUN;;  THERE IS; ALSO ANOTHER NEW LINE ON THE MARKET NOW !!  ITS CALLED;; K-9 !!!   AT MY LOCAL BAIT SHOP ; THEY HAVE BEEN PROMOTED IT ALL THIS SUMMER;; CHECK IT OUT GUYS !    K-9 FISHING LINE; FROM FLIPPERS BAIT SHOP !

Comment by Bruce Tomaselli on October 10, 2016 at 7:01pm

I was just reading about Gliss line. They sure incorporate a lot character into one line.

Gliss Supersmooth Monotex Fishing Line

• Thinner than braid but with comparable strength
• Superior sensitivity results in consistent hooksets
• Small diameter cuts through water quickly
• Leaders won't snag on guides

Comment by dick tabbert on October 10, 2016 at 4:43pm

John there are so many lines out there it will drive you nuts. Fish what your comfortable with.

Comment by John Sheehan on October 10, 2016 at 4:37pm

Mono and more stretch for a minor bit of trolling ,i still use ,but am wondering if that's the best choice i have as things change through the many years I've been fishing .

Comment by dick tabbert on October 10, 2016 at 4:21pm

John I never put my back into my cast just enough to get away from the boat and maybe a little farther than some but I'm fishing clear water lakes and like you want to feel all my bites is why I personally love Fluorocarbon . I know it may not be for everyone and was quit pricey when it 1st came out but has fell in line as far a prices go. 

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