I use Stren,Trilene XL in clear clear blue and green and Mr Crappie in camo.
Had some cabelas Proline in rootbeer brown and liked it but they quit making it.
i use 2lb fireline crystal braid. its great for fishing around brush.
I use Stren,Trilene XL in clear clear blue and green and Mr Crappie in camo.
Had some cabelas Proline in rootbeer brown and liked it but they quit making it.
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I got hooked on a log and pulled it clean out the water,my buddy said what kind of line was that, as it was so thin and invisable in the water. I told him it was Tectan 5.7lbs. "I've got to get me some of that" he said, I bought it at cabela's, Now they have stopped selling it because there is no distributor here in the USA. I first read about this line in Fish, Fur, and Game mag. 20 yrs. ago and been using it ever since. I got some off ebay last week,and I plan on having some sent from Germany where the plant is. Belive me I like to cried when cabela's stop selling this line and from what I've read in thier forums a lot, I mean a lot of others are crying too.
i use trilene 99% of the time
I'm in agreement with the crisco kid.Up until last year I've been using trilene and it's still a very good line.When I started working for Cabelas last year I kept hearing about how great Tectan line is,gave it a try and loved it.It's super strong with a lower daiameter compared to trilene and stren and has low memory and casts fantastic.When I found out Cabelas was not going to carry it and clearanced it off I bought every spool they had so I'm stocked up for awhile.I've seen it on ebay sometimes so I'd check there for starters.Defintely the best mono out there,I'm not big on the braided lines,especially fishing for panfish.To me,braids are more for bass fishing.
been using 4# trilene xl for crappie and bluegill for a long time. never had any issues at all.
Hey guys I'm seeing a lot of you talk about 4lb line, I've never gone less than 6lb. Do you guys break off on fish a lot with the 4lb casting? Also I like the trilene line, I think the reason we may have to change it out is the stretch in it. Mine gets weak once I've caught a certain amount of fish. Here's the million dollar question: Anyone know of a line out there that can help prevent line twists? I know it has to do with casting and your line eventually twisting from working the bait back in, just haven't found one that there's no worries of having twists from time to time. I usually pull all the line off my reel, hold it, and reel it back on every now and then to straighten my line out, but it's not a 100% fix. Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks