Power Pro vs XP tuffline ?

[rmh2o]

Anyone using the XP for icefishing?I currently use powerpro 10/2 and was going to order some but I see the XP is a little more bang for the buck.They look similar is the XP just as good?

[smalls]

Do you use bobbers w/ Power Pro? I have had problems with bobber stops sliding by the "bumps" on PP's line.

I have tried the superlines and have found not much use for them on ice. When you only have 5-20' of line out 90% of the time, I haven't found a great deal of difference in sensitivity. And I like the less visibility of mono and flouro.

Sorry I couldn't help answer your question.

[rmh2o]

I use it mostly on jigging rods but I know what you mean about bobber stops sliding.What I really like is the no memory wich will put more fish in the bucket when the bite is light.Ive proved this to more than one person.

[frozen toes]

When you are using the Power Pro, are you guys panfishing? I want to try it for gills and crappie, but I am unsure on whether it will spook fish. Currently I use a high vis gold in 2# and it is great, but I need to respool my reels this year.

[rmh2o]

I just tie on a 3-6 foot mono leader

[Bob_D]

I have some Tuf-line and it does not seem to be as thghtly woven as the power pro. Granted this is 65# stuff, but it looks more like dacron then it does power pro. I think IO would stick to power pro for ice fishing.

[andy j]

If you have a sensitive rod for a jigging rod and team it up with PowerPro Ice you will feel the difference especially on light biters. PowerPro is a great product and doesn't fray light fireline.

[fishing 101]

I have Power Pro on my muskie rods, and loved it, so I just ordered the lighter ice line. I will let you know what I think after I try it out. I never thought of the bobber stop slipping, that will be an issue if it does happen. Then I'll just have to use that on my jigging rod only.

[rmh2o]

Thanks I didnt know they made an ice line I will have to try it.