HI gents, I have narrowed it down to either of these lines any advice in helping choose would be much appreciated 
In reply to Post #1
Have a look at these test , maybe help you make your mind up .
http://www.tacklebox.co.uk/pdfs/line_tests_issue11d.pdf
Have a look at these test , maybe help you make your mind up .
http://www.tacklebox.co.uk/pdfs/line_tests_issue11d.pdf
In reply to Post #1
personally I think normal ESP XT is far and away better than the loaded
personally I think normal ESP XT is far and away better than the loaded
In reply to Post #2
Cheers both, appreciated! Given a choice of any line what would you recommend? I have a limited knowledge of a new lake I have joined, I found out today after been invited up that its fairly free of snags and between 6 and 18ft deep, with a cray problem. Most fishing is between the margins and 22 wraps.
Cheers both, appreciated! Given a choice of any line what would you recommend? I have a limited knowledge of a new lake I have joined, I found out today after been invited up that its fairly free of snags and between 6 and 18ft deep, with a cray problem. Most fishing is between the margins and 22 wraps.
In reply to Post #4
ESP is a great line. I get on with the loaded version but lots of people don't. Just spooling up with h the plain XT for this season to see if I prefer it based on the reviews and feedback I see on here
ESP is a great line. I get on with the loaded version but lots of people don't. Just spooling up with h the plain XT for this season to see if I prefer it based on the reviews and feedback I see on here
In reply to Post #4
Dont fish with Tungsten tubing if theirs a problem with Crays , they love to chew it.
Dont fish with Tungsten tubing if theirs a problem with Crays , they love to chew it.