PowerPro® Super Slick Braid Fishing Line - 300 Yards
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- Built for the advanced angler
- Also ideal for first-time braid users
- Eight Spectra® fiber carriers are braided together
- Extremely strong and castable
- Reduced friction
- Better overall line management
Rated 4.1 out of 5Â by 22
reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by boilermaker Another great Power Pro line
I loved original power pro line until I spooled this line on my spinning reel and WOW, I don't have the wind knot issues with the old braid and don't seem to have the same amount of line twist either. The only downside is the aqua color is a little bit bright for fishing clear/ slight stain water, but put some black marker on the end and you're in business.
May 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by horsedrj Great Line
Been using this to fish for hybrids and white bass in the Ohio river' cast great off a spinning real, no memory. Rocks do tend to burr up the end, caught about ten fish, cut and retied. Do the same with mono but i will be sticking with this line!
April 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Jerry2 Smoother than regular braid
I find this Super Slick to be much smoother than regular braid, and therefore causes less friction on the rod guides. It seems to be less likely to get wind knots.
April 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by tnole23 satisfied
i'm not experienced with braid, only other i've used is suffix 832. the only reason i didn't buy that is because i wanted 15lb and they don't have it in that size. of the people i know, if they use braid they use powerpro, so i tried this one. the line feels awesome, much smoother than 832. i was worried when i first got reel home i was messing with it and the line seemed to wanna jump off the reel. but when i made a few casts the next day it wasn't an issue. it had a little memory, but nothing i would care about. it casted well and handled well. it was,. however, extremely visible in the water. i was hoping the aqua green would be less so. the green 832 is darker and less visible. i have always used mono leader and will here too, so i guess it doesn't matter much. in comparison, the 832 has zero memory, but i still don't prefer one over the other, to me it doesn't matter. again i haven't used it much so i don't have much else to say, but so far i like it. i don't expect issues with break strength, but i'll keep an eye out for fraying and knot tying.
February 18, 2013
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I wrap my spool once with Teflon tape and the get the line wet in the sink prior to spooling. The in spool it really tight.
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The line does absorb water and seems neutral after a few casts. It may float due to surface tension initially, but will sink slowly after becoming wet.A:Â
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NO! This line sinks like fluoro, one disadvantage to most braids is that they don't sink (quickly) this particular line does that it says it sinks quicker than most so if your looking for a floating or slow sinking line this isn't your line.1 of 1
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