In reply to Post #16
Daiwa Sensor 30lb is 0.57mm
Daiwa Sensor 30lb is 0.57mm
In reply to Post #14
Woudn't use Subline in weedy\snaggy situations, way too stretchy.
Would much rather use Touchdown.
Subline casts alot better than TD though.
To the OP, I use Touchdown in 20lb sometimes, which is 0.43, relatively low stretch, and can recommend.
Woudn't use Subline in weedy\snaggy situations, way too stretchy.
Would much rather use Touchdown.
Subline casts alot better than TD though.
To the OP, I use Touchdown in 20lb sometimes, which is 0.43, relatively low stretch, and can recommend.
In reply to Post #1
Big Game im a big fan of in all breaking strains.
cheap as chips and bomb proof, yeah ok its not fashionable and might be a bit more stretchy and not quite a supple as some other more modern lines but does it REALLY matter that much
Big Game im a big fan of in all breaking strains.
cheap as chips and bomb proof, yeah ok its not fashionable and might be a bit more stretchy and not quite a supple as some other more modern lines but does it REALLY matter that much
In reply to Post #19
The Korda Basix line is spot on and is actually similar price to Sensor £9.99 (755m) vs £11.99 (1000m). Put it through its paces in France on extremely snaggy waters with giant Sturgeon and had no issues what so ever, had far less line twist / memory issues than I did with regular Sensor too.
The Korda Basix line is spot on and is actually similar price to Sensor £9.99 (755m) vs £11.99 (1000m). Put it through its paces in France on extremely snaggy waters with giant Sturgeon and had no issues what so ever, had far less line twist / memory issues than I did with regular Sensor too.
In reply to Post #10
I use this too for me French fishing. Just got back from a weedy lake where the fish likes to lock you up in the weed . I had no issues whatsoever. I did suffer a bit if like twist but that was due to playing fish of a clutch which I prefer. Easily sorted my removing the leader and walking the line out down the bank
Ridiculously strong line and perfect if long range casting isn't required
I use this too for me French fishing. Just got back from a weedy lake where the fish likes to lock you up in the weed . I had no issues whatsoever. I did suffer a bit if like twist but that was due to playing fish of a clutch which I prefer. Easily sorted my removing the leader and walking the line out down the bank
Ridiculously strong line and perfect if long range casting isn't required