Line

[Huntin&Fishin]

What Brand line does everyone like? What poundage do you use?

[RuKiddingMe]

Stren Super Braid (discontinued) - 80# - gotta deal on 1200 yards and still have a ton left, don't see myself using much else for a few years to come.

[RiverFish]

6-8 pound fireline

[mainbutter]

80lb spider wire. It was free from a friend, but there's nothing I don't like about it.

Lots of braids are great.

[clm]

100# power pro on my Trinidad 16, 80# power pro on my Revo Toro 60.

[remington 300]

80lb tuff line, its just like the name says!

[TrophyEyes]

Right now I am using 80# Suffix braid and it seems to be better than the powerpro I used to use. I will never buy anything lighter than 80# if I plan on throwing bulldogs or any sizable lure. I do hear great things about Cortland Master Braid, but it is a bit harder to find.

[AWH]

80# Cortland Masterbraid for me. I switched over all of my reels to it a few years ago and have no reason to try anything else.

Aaron

[smeese]

I think cortland is too thick, holds a lot of water, averagely overpriced, and have had better overall luck with Stren Super Braid

[AWH]

I've heard a number of people say that about Cortland (holding a lot of water). But I honestly have never used a drier line than Cortland Masterbraid. Of course I used to use Tuff Line as a comparison which made it look like someone sprayed me with a water bottle after casting it for a few hours. I don't get wet in the least with Masterbraid. Just curious, smeese, are you referring to Masterbraid? My understanding is that their Masterbraid is designed in such a way that makes it drier than their Spectron. But I've never used Spectron. So maybe that's what you've found to hold a lot of water?

Aaron