What mono to use??????

If I were to try a mono line for one or two of my spinning reels what
would you recommend? I have the extra spools so I could have them on
hand if I need to switch from the 10lb Power Pro that I usually use.
Thanks in advance (I think?)

Heavy

On 16 Feb 2006 08:53:25 -0800, "Heavy" wrote:

If I were to try a mono line for one or two of my spinning reels what
would you recommend? I have the extra spools so I could have them on
hand if I need to switch from the 10lb Power Pro that I usually use.
Thanks in advance (I think?)

Heavy

With mono line I'm rather partial to plain old Original Stren. Clear
blue fluorescent for night fishing and low-vis green for most other
applications.

..
Harry J aka Thundercat
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Use the Yozuri Hybrid, they have it in smoke and green, by far the best
mono( type?) line out there. It's really tough and is a steal at 13.00 for
600 yds


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On 16 Feb 2006 08:53:25 -0800, "Heavy" wrote:

If I were to try a mono line for one or two of my spinning reels what
would you recommend? I have the extra spools so I could have them on
hand if I need to switch from the 10lb Power Pro that I usually use.
Thanks in advance (I think?)

Heavy

With mono line I'm rather partial to plain old Original Stren. Clear
blue fluorescent for night fishing and low-vis green for most other
applications.

.
Harry J aka Thundercat
Share the knowledge, compete on execution...
http://www.brooklynbillstackleshop.com
http://secretweaponlures.com

I like Suffix and Berkley Big Game.


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If I were to try a mono line for one or two of my spinning reels what
would you recommend? I have the extra spools so I could have them on
hand if I need to switch from the 10lb Power Pro that I usually use.
Thanks in advance (I think?)

Heavy



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Stren? Yo-Zuri? I didn't like either of them and unlike those other guys,
I use spinning tackle 100% of the time (no offense meant guys). So far
after trying about a dozen different lines, I have found that my favorite is
P-Line Floroclear. I use it in 10 pound test and it's pretty good. It's a
copolymer. It practically disappears under water due to the fluorocarbon
outside and nice and soft due to it's mono core. It casts great, has less
stretch, and doesn't try to un-spool itself on spinning tackle. I fish lots
of clear water, I prefer it, and this is the best line I've found so far.
Stay away from Izorline for spinning tackle too. I hear it's good on a
baitcaster, but it will not lay down on a spool for me.

Rich P




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I like Suffix and Berkley Big Game.


"Heavy" wrote in message
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If I were to try a mono line for one or two of my spinning reels what
would you recommend? I have the extra spools so I could have them on
hand if I need to switch from the 10lb Power Pro that I usually use.
Thanks in advance (I think?)

Heavy



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I used P-Line Flouroclear for a while. It is good line. I found though
that the lamination wouldstart to flkae off after a day of hard use. I use
Seaguar now for most of my plastic line aplications except topwater. For
that I tend towards Suffix or Big Game.

For most of my fishing though I like to use Stren Super Braid.

P.S. Maxima has a new braid coming out. A buddy of mine who is working on
a pro staff deal with them showed me a sample. Very very smooth.

Bob La Londe
www.YumaBassMan.com



"Rich P" wrote in message
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Stren? Yo-Zuri? I didn't like either of them and unlike those other
guys,
I use spinning tackle 100% of the time (no offense meant guys). So far
after trying about a dozen different lines, I have found that my favorite
is
P-Line Floroclear. I use it in 10 pound test and it's pretty good. It's
a
copolymer. It practically disappears under water due to the fluorocarbon
outside and nice and soft due to it's mono core. It casts great, has less
stretch, and doesn't try to un-spool itself on spinning tackle. I fish
lots
of clear water, I prefer it, and this is the best line I've found so far.
Stay away from Izorline for spinning tackle too. I hear it's good on a
baitcaster, but it will not lay down on a spool for me.

Rich P




"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
om...
I like Suffix and Berkley Big Game.


"Heavy" wrote in message
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If I were to try a mono line for one or two of my spinning reels what
would you recommend? I have the extra spools so I could have them on
hand if I need to switch from the 10lb Power Pro that I usually use.
Thanks in advance (I think?)

Heavy



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Kevin,

I know you said mono, but you should really check out Seaguars new
Invis-X. It is a little pricey, but for a pure fluoro that casts the
way it does, you'd be pretty happy.

Chris
Heavy wrote:
If I were to try a mono line for one or two of my spinning reels what
would you recommend? I have the extra spools so I could have them on
hand if I need to switch from the 10lb Power Pro that I usually use.
Thanks in advance (I think?)

Heavy

Kevin,