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Have you noticed the amount of fuzz that comes off PPro and gets under your
reel on the seat as the season progresses. "Thundercat" wrote in message ... On Fri, 09 Jan 2004 19:35:00 GMT, "Jeff Durham" wrote: I started using PowerPro last year and so far, I really like. I have also used Fire Line, but have not been as happy with that line (although, I don't think there are many differences). My issue with Fire Line is probably more the way it looks after a short time of usage and I cannot tell whether the line is nicked or not. PowerPro seems to look better longer. I am just curious if any of you PowerPro or Fire Line users have used Stren's braided line and what comments you might have about it. Thanks, Jeff Finally a question I can answer! ![]() Stren Super Braid and Power Pro are extremely similar. Stren uses the same Spectra fiber that Power Pro uses. The difference is in the number of strands in the braid. Power Pro is a 4 strand braid and the Stren uses 6. The differences are very subtle. The stren holds color just a bit longer and stays more "round" where PPro can "oval" over time. When talking to a Stren rep (at the Cabela's grand opening in PA) I asked specifically about the difference from PPro. He basically said PPro is a great product and that's why they "copied" them for their product. To quote: "If you are going to copy, you copy from the best out there." I am happy with both lines. The both cast great, have good abrasion resistance and, of course, have the sensitivity that braid offers. Harry J. aka Thundercat |
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On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 03:46:48 GMT, "Illinois Fisherman"
wrote: Have you noticed the amount of fuzz that comes off PPro and gets under your reel on the seat as the season progresses. Yes I have. However, I am one of those weirdos that frequently removes my reels and cleans the gunk from the reel seat, rod guides, levelwind guide, etc. I'll see how the Stren holds it's color this upcoming year. TC- |
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