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Old May 17th, 2005, 03:59 AM
James Luning
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Default Power pro vs Stren Super Braid

I've been happy with Power pro but my buddy tells me Stren is far superior.
any opinions will be appreciated.

Jim L


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Old May 17th, 2005, 05:03 AM
Bob La Londe
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I have some time fishing both.

The Power Pro is good stuff, but the Stren Super Braid stays rounder. It
also has a coating that seems to flow through the eyes better and quieter.

I pretty much fish the Stren for everything in one size or another except
for ultra clear water, and topwater.


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Old May 17th, 2005, 06:06 AM
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James Luning wrote:
I've been happy with Power pro but my buddy tells me Stren is far superior.
any opinions will be appreciated.

Jim L


Started out using FireLine, then Stren Superbraid came out. Spooled up
some Superbraid and never looked back.

It's extremely smoothe and doesnt cut into itself the way Fireline did.
Never used PowerPro, so can't compare that.

Dave V

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Old May 17th, 2005, 06:52 PM
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Out of the 3 I like the Stren the best, stays colored much longer and
doesn't fray as easy as the other two. Lasts a lot longer. Now if I was just
fishing Lilly Pads all day, I would have to go with the fireline. It cuts
through pads better than any other line I have tied on


"david" wrote in message
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James Luning wrote:
I've been happy with Power pro but my buddy tells me Stren is far
superior.
any opinions will be appreciated.

Jim L

Started out using FireLine, then Stren Superbraid came out. Spooled up
some Superbraid and never looked back.

It's extremely smoothe and doesnt cut into itself the way Fireline did.
Never used PowerPro, so can't compare that.

Dave V



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Old May 17th, 2005, 07:17 PM
Chris Rennert
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alwaysfishking wrote:
Out of the 3 I like the Stren the best, stays colored much longer and
doesn't fray as easy as the other two. Lasts a lot longer. Now if I was just
fishing Lilly Pads all day, I would have to go with the fireline. It cuts
through pads better than any other line I have tied on


"david" wrote in message
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James Luning wrote:

I've been happy with Power pro but my buddy tells me Stren is far
superior.
any opinions will be appreciated.

Jim L


Started out using FireLine, then Stren Superbraid came out. Spooled up
some Superbraid and never looked back.

It's extremely smoothe and doesnt cut into itself the way Fireline did.
Never used PowerPro, so can't compare that.

Dave V




Randy,

How is the castability on a baitcaster? I am thinking of trying it on
one of the new reels I bought. I am guessing it is as good as if not
better than PowerPro???? Also, what is the lightest they make? I think
Power Pro has a 2/10 version.

Thanks

Chris
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Old May 18th, 2005, 12:47 AM
alwaysfishking
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I'm not sure about the lightest line they make. I use 30 lb braid fishing
in all sorts of sticks, stumps, rocks and brush and never have a problem
with it. No castability issues at all it's very smooth compared with the
fireline and power pro


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alwaysfishking wrote:
Out of the 3 I like the Stren the best, stays colored much longer and
doesn't fray as easy as the other two. Lasts a lot longer. Now if I was
just fishing Lilly Pads all day, I would have to go with the fireline. It
cuts through pads better than any other line I have tied on


"david" wrote in message
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James Luning wrote:

I've been happy with Power pro but my buddy tells me Stren is far
superior.
any opinions will be appreciated.

Jim L

Started out using FireLine, then Stren Superbraid came out. Spooled up
some Superbraid and never looked back.

It's extremely smoothe and doesnt cut into itself the way Fireline did.
Never used PowerPro, so can't compare that.

Dave V




Randy,

How is the castability on a baitcaster? I am thinking of trying it on one
of the new reels I bought. I am guessing it is as good as if not better
than PowerPro???? Also, what is the lightest they make? I think Power
Pro has a 2/10 version.

Thanks

Chris



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Old May 18th, 2005, 11:58 PM
RATMAN
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S-wire is still my favorite. Like Randy I use 30lb in the slop on a
baitcaster.

 




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