Tried most on the market. Stren is hard to beat and is what I keep going back and spooling with. Does not kink and get brittle like others.
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Tried most on the market. Stren is hard to beat and is what I keep going back and spooling with. Does not kink and get brittle like others.
I've been happy with p-line hi vis
I have tried a lot of lines but Berkley XL is wonderful stuff. Keep returning to it
Been a Stren original user for years. After hearing Capps/Coleman , I am trying p-line .
andi line is what I use and it was recommended by a few of the guides on Weiss lake ! awesome line , look them up on-line to order .
Well I guess I’ll throw my two cents in the mix. I use the line every one hates, Mr Crappie #4 for my trolling needs, and #2 vicious for dock shooting and have never had a problem with this brand or any other that I can think of, but I season all my line before I spoil up on any reel. Just an old trade secret I’ve learned over the years, and believe me, it works. But each his own and tight lines to all.
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Have used many brands some as much as 30 bucks for a 1100yrd spool and am back to using vicious and Mr crappie as well .its good stuff when you get a fresh roll.
You hi vis guys should check out Slime Line, best out there IMO. I like XT, Seagur Red Label and Tectonic for cast. A lot of Line twist comes from user error, like clicking the bale with you handle crank, not threading the jig head perfectly straight on the jig body, over gripping the line when casting, and not changing Line often enough to name a few.
Spill the beans you rascal. Gotta have that trade secret. [emoji23][emoji23]Quote:
Originally Posted by Cowboy215
I bought 3 miles of that Mr. Crappie 4lb line. Bout 10-12 bux delivered.
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I must be missing something. How do you season line? I've heard of unspooling out a hundred yards or so in warm weather and letting it set a while before reeling it up. Is that close?