Ice line

[DoubleLunger]

Just wondering what everybodies favorite is for your jiggin stick?

[harvey lee]

4# P-line flouro ice or Gamma.

[water_wizard]

Gamma for panfish or shallow eye's, Power pro for deeper water

[knoppers]

I like to stay with my summer line, trilene XL 4 pound. I have tryed the super lines, and the ice lines, but like the XL the best.

[CDT]

I like the Cajun red in 3#. That's pretty much all I use any more. It is tough stuff when I do hook into a bigger fish. Plus it is smooth coming off the rods. I sometimes wonder about colors of line so I bought a spool of Ice Armour lo-vis line this year but the stuff has so much memory and twists and tangles that it wouldn't even unspool off my reel without balling up in a knot so I ended up pulling it off and replacing it with the Cajun.

[erickol]

I've got P-line on all my rods right now. really lovin' the p-line. I do have the power pro ice, 1lb diameter stuff (8lb test) that I'll be trying out on a heavier rod. I have heard good things.... but may end up with a flouro leader anyway

[Northlander]

Power Pro with a mono shock leader on my walleye jigging rods. Gamma on my bobber rods and plain old clear trilene XL on my panfish rods.

[Deitz Dittrich]

Gamma for me. Power pro Ice on a couple of my jigging deep water rods.

[fisherdog19]

Gamma all the way, is there a better ice line. I have 1 rod with 3 lb fireline for deep water panfish jigging and 1 walleye rod with 10/2 Sufix braid, again, used for deep water applications.

[DoubleLunger]

What lb. gamma do you guys like for your walleye jiggin sticks?

[BartmanMN]

What lb. gamma do you guys like?

2lb gamma is great for pannies.

[LaXCarp]

I've been fishing 1 lb ice trilene and am not impressed with its knot strength. I switched from 2lb stren cause I'm in clearer water now but definitely need to find a knot that works...

Might spool er up with the 3lb but I love how the light stuff works with small jigs.

[KyleM.]

4lb Yo-Zuri Hybrid both winter and mainly summer. will up to 6lb test for bigger fish but usually 4lb is what I stick with.