Favorite Mono/Floro

  • gunsmith89
    eyota, mn
    Posts: 599
    #1824448

    I am going to be re spooling a few rods spinning and some trolling. What is everyone’s preferred mono or floro line they use?

    Pat McSharry
    Keymaster
    Saint Michael, MN
    Posts: 713
    #1824473

    I started using Sufix Advance last season for pitching. I really liked it. Very abrasion resistant and a lot less stretch than conventional mono.

    Still cant go wrong with Sufix Elite.

    I really only use fluorocarbon for leaders. I use Sufix 100% Fluorocarbon Leader Material.

    David Anderson
    Dayton, MN
    Posts: 552
    #1824478

    I have basically switched all my reels to P-Line CX. It is a fluorocarbon coated mono based line. Like Stren Magnathin it’s diameter is about 1 size down from most standard mono’s. 8# is the same diameter as normal 6# line and it’s very strong and quite limp. It also doesn’t absorb water like standard mono’s do and does not have as much stretch.
    http://p-line.com/line/fluorocarbon-coated/cx-premium

    nord
    Posts: 771
    #1824480

    I too have switched over to P-Line CX. I wish I could find the CX in Flo. Green other than on Amazon.

    zooks
    Posts: 950
    #1824516

    Gamma Polyflex is on all my spinning rods – strong, soft, low stretch, and lots of colors. I mostly run the hi-vis gold in 4lb for walleyes and have never wanted anything else, landed a 10-12lb channel this fall on the Croix while pitching with it.

    http://gammafishing.com/shop/index.php?route=product/category&path=73_59

    For trolling I have been running either Trilene Sensation 12lb or Sufix Siege 10lb to match the line diameter (0.012) for the Precision Trolling charts. I’ll likely be getting Sufix Advance 10lb this year to give it a test drive.

    Hope this helps, good luck.

    tim hurley
    Posts: 6065
    #1824694

    Nice thing about the coated is the line is flexible like plain mono-but it is more abrasion resistant and seems to shed water a little more. Flouro has about the same amount of stretch as mono but for ice fishing or for leader material stretch is usually not an issue.

    milemark_714
    Posts: 1293
    #1824776

    I really like Yo-Zuri hybrid.Just wish it was available in hi-vis.Got a sample in #6,and it out performed any Berkeley line I have used.Otherwise I like Pline CX in clear/blue.

    Frenchman
    West Central Indiana
    Posts: 414
    #1824819

    P-Line CX or Floroclear regarding my mono/co-polymer needs. I only use Fluorocarbon for leaders so generally go with Seaguar Blue Label Fluorocarbon Leader.

    Jon Jordan
    Keymaster
    St. Paul, Mn
    Posts: 6217
    #1824822

    Count me as a P-Line fan too. Great line!

    -J.

    FryDog62
    Posts: 3710
    #1824831

    Your lowest stretch non-braid options would be either Yo-Zuri Hybrid or Sufix Advance. If you need/like a little more stretch try either Trilene XL mono or most any fluorocarbon, although I wouldn’t want straight fluorocarbon on a spinning reel, only as a leader tied to braid for me.

    gunsmith89
    eyota, mn
    Posts: 599
    #1824939

    Look like I will be giving the P-line a try. Thank you everyone!

    Jonesy
    Posts: 1150
    #1825744

    I started using Sufix Advance last season for pitching. I really liked it. Very abrasion resistant and a lot less stretch than conventional mono.

    Still cant go wrong with Sufix Elite.

    I really only use fluorocarbon for leaders. I use Sufix 100% Fluorocarbon Leader Material.

    Can’t find suffix advance anywhere. How do you feel it would do drifting points and shorelines? I’m assuming it’s more buoyant than braid?

    gunsmith89
    eyota, mn
    Posts: 599
    #1825786

    I was at Marine General in Duluth and they had some. Amazon also has it.

    <div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Pat McSharry wrote:</div>
    I started using Sufix Advance last season for pitching. I really liked it. Very abrasion resistant and a lot less stretch than conventional mono.

    Still cant go wrong with Sufix Elite.

    I really only use fluorocarbon for leaders. I use Sufix 100% Fluorocarbon Leader Material.

    Can’t find suffix advance anywhere. How do you feel it would do drifting points and shorelines? I’m assuming it’s more buoyant than braid?

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