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    Default Strong good casting line


    I知 looking for recommendations on a strong good casting line. I致e been using standard 6 lb P line, it works pretty well but I知 wanting something a little stronger with out sacrificing how far I can cast.


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    Fireline. Heavier strength with small diameter.


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    I suggest Stren Crappie Mono. I've been using the 2# for a couple of years now. It's diameter and "pound test" are much closer to reality than most lines. For example, their 8# line is .22mm in diameter, which is the same diameter as most 6# lines on the market.

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    I really like the Mr. Crappie 6lb hi-vis green. It casts good for me and it bends hooks 90% more than it breaks. IMO
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    Quote Originally Posted by Daddy and Luke View Post
    I really like the Mr. Crappie 6lb hi-vis green. It casts good for me and it bends hooks 90% more than it breaks. IMO
    agree and it also may be the best value on the market

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    I certainly don't mean to hijack here, but when my line does break, it's at the knot (loop knot). Is that just the common place for it to break, due to the pressure of the knot?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Daddy and Luke View Post
    I certainly don't mean to hijack here, but when my line does break, it's at the knot (loop knot). Is that just the common place for it to break, due to the pressure of the knot?
    If you lube your knot when tying it helps and a palomar knot is one of the strongest knots.


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    Quote Originally Posted by mgrimm View Post
    If you lube your knot when tying it helps and a palomar knot is one of the strongest knots.

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    Yep, in my rigs, the only loop knot is in the leader with the hook. That way when I do break off, I don't normally lose anything but the hook.

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    Suffix 832 6lb-10lb, or Nanobraid. Need to use a palomar knot or a similar knot with the Nanobraid or the knot slips. Nanobraid or a different brand of nanofil line has the farthest casting distance of any line I've used.

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    I bought 4 spools of the new Stren Crappie I am really impressed with it. It is real limp and is pretty tough as light pound line goes.


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