Cajun Red Line?

[Ray Esboldt]

What do you guys think of this line? A few guys used in our club last year and gave it good reviews.

I just spooled up a couple reels tonight with it. I'll let you all know how it works out for me. I might actually fish bass intentionally this weekend. However, those panfish and walleyes are still going to be pretty darn distracting.

[Deitz Dittrich]

I tried it ray, took it off after the 2nd outting with it.

Hope it works for you!

[Ray Esboldt]

C'mon Deitz. Give me a little more details.

[Deitz Dittrich]

Ray, as you know this is all opinion. I just didn't feel confortable with it. Its a very popular line, and many people like it. I myself thought it was a little stiff for the line daim and test. I was comparing it to P-line. Which is about as stiff, but I trust the p-line to not break as easy!

again Ray.. just my opinion! Give it a shot and let us know what you think!

[cjohn]

I agree, I thought it was too stiff and did not sit well on the spool of a spinning reel. It worked ok in a baitcaster, but I wouldn't buy it again.

[Ray Esboldt]

I did have the initial impression that I was working with light wire. Definitely would not be good on a spinning reel.

[HellaBass]

I have had nothhing but good luck with Cajun on my baitcasting gear. A little shaky on spinning but not too bad if you keep it under 10# line. I have found it to be just as tough as any other mono out there and it seems because of the color, you can fish a little heavier line and get away with it. I really like the #17,20# Bass fishing, the 25# is okay but the 30# is really stiff

[OnTheWater]

Love this stuff also. It is maybe a bit stiffer than say a trilene XL, but not bad at all. They do make a "smooth casting" line, make sure to grab that.