Power Pro Question
07-28-2006 | 04:10 AM
#31
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Jun 2004
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From: A flat lander lost in the mountains of Northern,AZ
RE: Power Pro Question
ORIGINAL: Chuck7
who cares if it is white it is strong
Come on Oneshot&,there are alot of strong line. In a heavy presure area presentation is most important to me. During the spawn the bass are more vulnerable but during the dawg days of summer..I need all the leverage I can get. I just like giving honest reviews Oneshot. Great line but it does change colors right quickly. I don't think it would matter alot if one used the even skinnier line. I'm putting 15 on one of my reels. That is some very thin line and with heavy vetetation the dull whitish look should not effect me getting bites or not. The lakes around my area are heavily fished so you got to knowyou are doing.
C7
who cares if it is white it is strong
Come on Oneshot&,
there are alot of strong line. In a heavy presure area presentation is most important to me. During the spawn the bass are more vulnerable but during the dawg days of summer..I need all the leverage I can get. I just like giving honest reviews Oneshot. Great line but it does change colors right quickly. I don't think it would matter alot if one used the even skinnier line. I'm putting 15 on one of my reels. That is some very thin line and with heavy vetetation the dull whitish look should not effect me getting bites or not. The lakes around my area are heavily fished so you got to knowyou are doing.C7
07-28-2006 | 06:37 AM
#33
Giant Nontypical
Joined: Sep 2004
Posts: 6,340
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From: ne bama
RE: Power Pro Question
below is direct from power pro website, as i mentioned earlier i have not used a braid that dosen't "bleach out" mainly because they are made from the fiber "micro dymeena" and "spectra" most people do exactly what HDW mentioned, one thing i'll add, and it may have already been mentioned, cut a V in the end of a marker and keep it with you in your tackle box, as several have mentioned no single line is perfect for every application, but braid has its place for sure
Coloring PowerPro
Spectra Fiber is an especially dense material that cannot be permanently dyed. The color simply encapsulates the line and will wear away with time. This is normal and does not affect the strength or performance of the line. To re-color your PowerPro line, simply use a permanent magic marker in whatever shade you prefer.
Coloring PowerPro
Spectra Fiber is an especially dense material that cannot be permanently dyed. The color simply encapsulates the line and will wear away with time. This is normal and does not affect the strength or performance of the line. To re-color your PowerPro line, simply use a permanent magic marker in whatever shade you prefer.
