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Old 05-10-2008, 12:17 PM
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Default Fishing line review...used for rubber worms..

Folks ..let's cover each others backs and tell the truth..
Remember this is specifically for rubber worms..

Name your line and answer the questions honestly..Thanks

I'l demonstrate..

Trilene XlL Clear 10 pound test..

1. How is the memory?

Terrible...starts to kink up in three fishing trips [:@]

2. Confidence in not breaking when drag is properly set?

I'm 80% sure with Trilene..I have seen fish lost after long battles from the teeth of bass wearing the line out and then it breaking it..

3. Cost per spool?
7.00 for 330 yds..

4. Does it turns color?
No

5. How easy can you pick out backlashes?

Easy

6. Casting distance?

EXCELLENT!!

7. Does it keep a good firm spool?
Yes

8.How invisable is it..

very good
9. Would you recomend others to buy it?


For rubber worm fishing...probably not,,but it's the best I've found so far but still looking.



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Old 05-10-2008, 12:22 PM
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POWER PRO 20 pound test

1. How is the memory?

100% excellent..no kinks
2. Confidence in not breaking when drag is properly set?

90 % sure..I have found weak spots in it before..but mostly very dependable.
3. Cost per spool?
20.00 for 330 yds..

4. Does it turns color?
BIG TIME and FAST []

5. How easy can you pick out backlashes?

Very difficult

6. Casting distance?

OK but does as good as Trilene
7. Does it keep a good firm spool?
Yes

8. How invisable is it..

A plus UNTIL it turns white..it can be touvhes up with a green permenent marker though

9. Would you reccomend others to buy it..

Yes but only for flipping and pitching in heavy cover..


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Old 05-10-2008, 12:29 PM
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BERKLEY FIRELINE


1. How is the memory?

100% excellent..no kinks
2. Confidence in not breaking when drag is properly set?

100 % sure..very tough line
3. Cost per spool?

15.00 for 330 yds..

4. Does it turns color?
No

5. How easy can you pick out backlashes?

Very difficult [:@]

6. Casting distance?

average
7. Does it keep a good firm spool?
not really

8. How invisable is it..
Horrible and black dye comes off into your hand,

9. Would you reccomend others to buy it?
Diffently Not[&o]


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Old 05-10-2008, 01:06 PM
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Default RE: Fishing line review...used for rubber worms..

Depends on the situation....

If I am fishing clear open water I use 100%10-12 Lb.flurocarbon....

Ifthe water is stained or heavy cover, I use #30Power Pro.

If I am on a budget, I use 12 Lb. regular Stren.

I've had HORRIBLE results with Trilene, I'd rather use the $4.99 for 1000yds of Shakesphere
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Old 05-10-2008, 01:12 PM
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Sufix Siege


1. How is the memory?

Great no kinks at all
2. Confidence in not breaking when drag is properly set?

100 % sure. I havent had a break off yet
3. Cost per spool?

8.49 for 330 yds..

4. Does it turns color?
No

5. How easy can you pick out backlashes?

VeryEasily only had one I couldnt get out easily

6. Casting distance?

GREAT
7. Does it keep a good firm spool?
Yep
8. How invisable is it..
Very good in this department ecspcially in clear or semi- clear water

9. Would you reccomend others to buy it?
You betcha, Ecspcially in clear or semi- staind water. Power pro is still number 1 for muddy or dirty water. Good price, great line.

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Old 05-10-2008, 02:42 PM
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Oneshot...
questions..

1. you are using this line for Texas worm rig..correct?

2. Is your line snap swiveled , sliding bullet sinker , bullet sinker tooth picked pegged or split shot pegged??
or something different?

I know why mine is twisting..I split shot my worm and the ribbon tail on my Gamblers twist the line..I don't like putting extra tackle near the worm but I do know a barrel swivel would take care of the twist. I just like fishing a worm as natural as possible...a nice slow swim into the hydrilla...then bump bump bump FISH ON



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Old 05-11-2008, 02:09 AM
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Default RE: Fishing line review...used for rubber worms..

Thanks Oneshot..I just bought a spool..Looks like good stuff. I'll let ya all know at the end of May..I got the 10 pound in Smoke Green from Walmart for 9.00 for 330 yds..

Specifics include:
Superior casting and accuracy
Extremely durable with up to 15X more abrasion resistance
Exceptional tensile and knot strength
Smooth, supple, handles beautifully - yet exceptionally strong
Exclusive G2 Precision Winding (100 and 330 yd. spools)
Provides Near-Zero memory going on the reel for easier spooling
Improved tying and smoother casts
Comes in Clear, Silver, Smoke Green and Neon Tangerine
From 4 lb. to 50 lb. Test
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Old 05-11-2008, 08:08 PM
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No problem Chuck, I think you will be happy. I am really impressed that I have not gotten a bad spool yet. I am fishing it with a texas rig and it is a sliding weight. It probably isnt your fault that the line is twisting. If it isnt (stren or trilene that is) let out of the back of a boat and ran across the lake or pond on idle, it will twist up. No problems with it yet, still going strong. I am getting two reel respooled tuesday with clear. Good luck andtight lines,
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Old 05-12-2008, 05:37 AM
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Thanks again Oneshot...I appreciate the heads up..It must be good line..it was almost sold outI can't wait to spool it up ..
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Old 05-12-2008, 11:04 AM
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Default RE: Fishing line review...used for rubber worms..

i'm only using two lines pretty much for everything

berkley big game in green if you can break 20 pound bige game it'll sound like a 22 going off when it breaks, most times i'll straighten out a hook or break it, or the bait

and power-pro braid

the big game is stiff, memory is fair, but it is the lowest streching mono i have ever used, XL and stren clear blue easy are waaaaaaayyyy too strechey for my taste...

unsure of the cost on the big game

as far as breaking off fish, i've been using this line since the mid 90's broke off a few[&o], even got a bad spool once[:@]

i like the idea behind flouro (low light transmission and low strech) but have yet to find one that will hold up, most break very easy kind of like sun damaged line[:@], always seems dry and brittle (even p-line[:'(])

would i recomend it, i'd have to know what was the most important item from above, for me its low strech and durability, big game offers that, but some say it is tooo stiff and has tooo much memory, my primary objective is to get bit and put fish in the boatand no playing around
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