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February 3rd, 2005, 03:55 AM
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Many thanks to all that responded.
My home lake is Lake Fork, a lake that just eats most monos, hence my use of Mccoy's Mean Green. It is very abrasion resistant and strong, but has a bit too much memory for my liking. I have a couple of reels that I need to respool, so I will pick up a couple of spools of Sufix and give it a try. Keep yer line wet and your fanny dry, -- Doyce "Doyce McIlveene" wrote in message news:aPQLd.14990$PB.4747@okepread01... Anyone tried the Sufix mono? If so, pros and cons. Normally I use Power Pro for braid and McCoy's Mean Green for mono. Just wondering..... -- Doyce 
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