Sufix® 832 Advanced Superline™ Braid Fishing Line - 150 Yards
- Seven Dyneema® and one Gore® carriers
- 32 weaves per inch
- 30% higher palomar knot strength than other braids
Rated 4.3 out of 5Â by 45
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Rated 1 out of 5Â by Mel222 832 Worst fishing line I ever tried !
Worst fishing line I ever tried ! Color was gone in 1 hour, I was using 30 # 832 with a 1/4 oz bait when the line just snapped in the middle of a cast, and I saw my bait fly off to heaven ! Happened twice, decided to try a different spool of 30# 832 because it does cast good, after watching 3 more baits go flying on casts for no reason I trashed it & went back to Power Pro !
May 27, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by rhj55 exspincive for what i have exsperinced
This is the first time using braided line so have no experience bought the 832 line and I was kind of disappointed in 4 hrs. of fishing it discolored reel bad and got fraid edges but it cast reel nice with less tangles
April 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by inshorereds Personal Favorite
I am a La inshore guide. I use 832 on all of my personal reels. As I age I have gone to lighter rods, 2500 reels and 10# test 832 line. As long as you let the rod and drag do the work, this line is great. Although not targeted but I've landed many 20#+ Bullreds with the 10# 832.
Advantages
Long effortless cast
Able to quietly flip a bait 30-40' so I don't spook reds by a over head cast.
minimal wind knots
I use palomar knot, never had one fail yet
January 31, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by coolymack5 Best line ever
This is some of the best line i have ever used in all my time fishing used the 10lb low vis green on my spinning reel and it casted a mile, even with a wieghtless bait. this stuff is amazing when wacky rigging aswell because it has no line memory so when you reel slack you wont get a tangle.and also the most sensitive line ive ever used. BUY THIS STUFF
December 4, 2012
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when suing a frog i usaully use 50-60 lb braid but you could use 30-40 and still get good strenth. and also use a loop knot for good actionA:Â
50 -60 lb test is the best for frogsTop 250 Contributor
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I use 15-20 if it isn't thick vegetation. If your in heavy cover I use 30 lb Suffix braid.Good Luck
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Around #6 monoA:Â
The line diameter for the 20lb test is 0.009 inches or 0.23 milimeters.Details:Â
My reel holds 140 yds of 10 lb mono. Will my reel function properly with a 150 yd spool of 10 lb with its 4 lb equivalent diameter ?Answers
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Yes but I suggest to use 8-10# Mono as backing, filling the spool 30-50% with Mono. The 10# 832 does not take up much spool space.Top 25 Contributor
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Yes it will require more line.Putting 150 yards of main line is over kill. Back it with cheap mono and put around 75 yards of braid.
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Do not buy this line. This line becomes almost white after a couple of casts. Otherwise, very good line.Answers
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No question. It's better.A:Â
no! Fireline blows 832 away.A:Â
ITS BETTER HANDS DOWNA:Â
This line definitely casts better than fireline. Fireline has a smaller diameter to pound test ratio. If you cast a lot, I suggest duracast. Plus it dosent kink or knot up causing a forward lash. That will happen eventually with fireline. And when that happens you have to strip off a lot of line to fix it.Top 10 Contributor
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Its really good! But remember this line sinksQ:Â
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would this line be good for trolling stripers in chesapeake bay? If so, what # and what leader, if any?
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no because braid has no strech and would break .it would be best to use monofilimentTop 10 Contributor
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Should be excellent in 20 lb. test. I hardly ever use braid without a somewhat heavier pound test florocarbon leader.Top 10 Contributor
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Start with 30bls with 15-17lbs fluorocarbon leaderDetails:Â
If you were using this line on a spinning reel for shakey heads or small jig fishing would you tie directly to the line our would you use a flourocarbon leader. The water I fish is mainly stained but ranges from basically clear all the way to a mud hole. Thanks.Answers
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I fish shakey heads all the time on lake Lanier and I ALWAYS use a fluorocarbon leader. I use a double uni knot or a swivel, whatever works best for you. In my opinion you get much more bites with a leader.A:Â
I am not a huge believer in fluro leaders. I think especially in stained water they are not necessary. The real advantage to running a leader though is if you snag up, it will always break at your leader. Saving you a lot of money. It's more expensive to replace your superline. If I am crank baiting with little chance of snagging I always tie direct. That way I never have to worry about a "nick" in my line which creates a weak point.A:Â
I only use spinning gear and tie directly to the hook or jig. I use 6lb and 10lb line and at this diameter the line is hard to see in water. I have caught crappie, sunfish and bass with a direct tie.A:Â
Everyone kept telling I need a leader for braided line. Boy were they wrong! I tie directly to everything and not one problem yet.Top 10 Contributor
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I too fish a large range clarity . I usually fish with a leader unless its muddy but you really can fish without the leader in heavy stained water too especially if it has a green tint to it . When water is gin clear I switch spools opting for P-Line Floroclear mainline . I prefer the all clear line over the braid leader method when fishing the really clear waters because I will go to 4-6 pound test and really dont care for the loss of strenght that occurs when you join them with a uni to uni knot . So I just use the clear. You will of course experiment but ultimately if you decide on full a time braid, braid/leader system I wouldn't suggest you use less than 8# test leader line . Also it might be good to say that I use 100% Berkley Fluorocarbon line as leader line over the P-Line Floroclear for tying on leaders . The pure fluorocarbon lines all are a little more abrasion resistant than copolyomer lines are . But for mainline the pure fluorocarbon lines abrassion resistance isn't enough of a attribute to give it the nod over a good copolymer line like the P-Line Floroclear. The P-Line is very abrasion resistant in it's own right and will out perform any pure fluorocarbon line out there where casting and handability are considered . One last bit of advise is that when tying fluorocarbon or copolymer lines they are both suseptible to line burn when tightening down the knots . You will need to moisten all your knots with saliva before tightening them . If your line looks burned any at all (stretched or curly) then cut the knot and start all over . If you don't you will be sorry . You will have to experiment with what ever knot you use by tightening a little to this line and then a little to the other until you getter done . I use a Palomar knot and start with the tag end first every time . Oh yea I just want to say this braid line is the best of the best don't look anywhere else . Hope that gives you enough info to start the great ever on going perfect line system search that we all go through for rest of our fishing lives . Good Luck!!A:Â
I use one for 3+ feet of visibility. If clarity is less than that tie it right to the hook.Answers
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I'm using the 6lbs. and it like using 2lbs. mono. Its thin.Top 10 Contributor
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The 6# is = to 2# mono and there is no 8# . But the 10# is = to 4# mono, the 20# is= to 6# mono, the 30# is = to 8# mono, the 40# is = to 10# mono, the 50# is = to 12# mono, the 65 is = to 17# mono, and the 80# is = to 20# mono. It is a little larger dia. than in some of the other lines out there in some of the pounds offered . But let me just say that I wouldn't let that bother you too much because there is no other braid out there that can hold a candlle to the performance of this braid in any way .Details:Â
Does this line have no stretch like other braided lines, or does it have minimal to a lot of stretch?Answers
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no streach at allA:Â
I feel no stretch in this line at all.A:Â
No stretch that is noticableA:Â
no stretch the same as other braids but is easier to handle.A:Â
from what i can tell, there is little to no stretch with this ine.Top 10 Contributor
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It has very little if any stretch...that's one of the major advantages of braid.Details:Â
I fish off the shore very decent baitcasters what is the best over all line weight?Answers
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10lb Diameter 20lb test is a good all around choice.A:Â
For most fishing applications, I use 40# on baitcast reels and 20# on spinning reels. For particular situations, I may go heavier on baitcasters and lighter on spinning gear but 40# and 20# is what works for me 90% of the time.A:Â
I don't know about saltwater, but for freshwater it is better braid than all the rest.A:Â
I use 20lb it's quite effective for all saltwater species.Top 10 Contributor
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i personally think it really matter on what kind of baits your throwing and what structure your fishing all depends on that. Generally for all of my cranking i use 20-50lb braid depending on what i have around me as far as structure goes but i think a good all around lb test is 40A:Â
I have 20# on my baitcasters and it seems to work fine.Top 10 Contributor
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No correct answer until you consider water clarity, amount of structure, type baits to be used, and size fish you wish to catch.Details:Â
...so it's not apropriate for frogging or top water lures like pop-r?Answers
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braid is a floating lineA:Â
I would use the original orange braid for topwater, it is unbeatable! I have had the same line on my rod for two seasons and experience no issues with lots of frogging hours logged!A:Â
No I like it for jigs and wormingTop 10 Contributor
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Sure it is. If water is clear and you want to use heavy braid, use a florocarbon leader about 36 inches long.



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