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![]() "Ken" wrote in message ... Hey group, I've been using PowerPro (15 lb test) braided fishing line for sal****er fishing and it works GREAT! Has anyone been using it for bass fishing in freshwater? If you have, what have been the results. Catch more or less fish? You really haven't been on this group long have you? I've been a VERY vocal proponent of PowerPro for years. I use the 10 and 50 pound on just about all of my reels and find it to work great. While some may feel that the visibility of the line can reduce the number of strikes, I've found that I catch more fish because I can feel the bite and get the fish out. I'm sure there's some that might argue with me, but that's all right. ![]() -- Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods http://www.herefishyfishy.com |
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