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- Superior casting distance with pinpoint accuracy
- Up to 15X greater abrasion resistance from XV2 technology
- Exceptional knot strength and smooth handling
- Smooth, supple, handles beautifully - yet it is exceptionally strong
- G² Precision Winding™ virtually eliminates line memory, even on spinning reels
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Bubbahoss Awesome line
I picked up a spool of this as I wanted to find a new mono. I love fireline, but it is expensive and serves only certain purposes. I have recently tried the newer hybrid lines and I thought they were pretty much garbage. Sufix Seige rocks! Very little memory, came off my baitcaster with such ease. The best thing about this line is that it ties beautiful knots, and much to my surprise, it was extremely strong. I was fishing with a grub and jig head and got snagged on a submerged tree, twice. Usually if you can't get the lure to come loose with mone it will just break loose. This stuff had very little stretch, and I was able to just pull it loose without breaking the knot. Super great mono.
November 7, 2006
Rated 2 out of 5 by piranha2 stiff in camo
Bought the 12# in camo and this line is very stiff and has a lot of memory. I use it on spinning gear and though my real magic helped somewhat it still doesn't lay right. The camo is a gimmick just like the red powerpro braid. Knot strength was ok with a uni knot.
March 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Erieboater None Better
This line is tough, long casting and tie's tight knots. WHEN we all have those ugly "Bird's Nest's" ,And we all get them on occasion,this line makes it possible to get them out. I like this line so much I have it on 7 out of 10 reels. I have it in 10, 12, and 14 lb. test.
March 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Evan04 Great line
Recently purchased this line in ten pound test, and I am very satisfied with it. I was able to catch multiple big fish without having re-tie, and afterwards got caught deep in some cat-tails and ripped my lure out without the line breaking. Very strong, smooth, and casts well. Again very satisfied with this line, and will definitely buy more.
March 3, 2013
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im fishing the waters of a river that feeds into the abemarle sound. its brackish and has a greenish/brownish, almost yellow tint at times. what would be a good color for fishing topwater lures?
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green line works well in all kinds of water colors
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smoke green works best fora ll types of fishing and i fish the creeka catching little fish and it works fine
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Your question already has several answers really. Your choices are clear, green, or camo. Probably the green for the brackish greenish/brownish water.Answers
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green line works in all water colors
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There are many different ideas about line color and just about all of them make sense.Some say that the color red disappears in the water. If so then why the current trend to use red hooks to increase bites.
In my opinion the soundest theory is to match line color to the waters color and type of fish. For up-feeders such as crappie, trout, perch and others using surface lures use blue or blue camo line to blend in with the color of the sky. A blue to white or smoke color blends with the clouds and sky. For down feeders such as bass, catfish, pike and others use a green, or brownish camo line. In crystal clear water use clear line.
It is also said that fluorocarbon line becomes completely invisible in the water. I have some fluorocarbon leader and I see it under the water more than the monofilament lines.
Some use clear line for all water colors. Think about a clear glass that contains Kool-Aid or iced tea. With clear ice cubes in the glass the cubes are very easy to see as they contrast with the liquid drink. If the cubes are the same frozen tea or Kool-Aid then they blend in and are much less visible in the drink. From a short distance one cannot see the cubes in the drink at all. With the clear fishing line having the same effect in various water colors then the clear line would show up like the ice cubes in the drinks.
Suffix Seige Camo is a brown to tan color variation that blends perfectly with the muddy water such as in the Southern Minnesota lakes or the Midwestern rivers and many of the ponds. The Northland brand panfish blue camo line is perfect for up fishing as it is a variation of white to a darker blue color line. The Stren "Walleye" color and the green lines blend in well with the bottom and with the underwater plants and algae.
Many that are night fishing prefer to use a fluorescent color line such as fluorescent gold or yellow colors along with a black light so that they can more easily see their line in the dark. The trouble with a black light is that it attracts insects to it much more than does a white or yellow light.
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This comes down to water clarity, depth, and personal opinion. In stained or murky water, i use green. In very clear water I use clear line. If you want to stick with one color for all water types, I would use clear.A:
We like the loviz Segar the best but have to say that most all of the clear lines will almost disappear when they hit the water.A:
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I love Sufix line. Seige is my favorite out of the monofilament line. I usually use the Fluorocarbon for my jig, worm and most bottom baits. When it comes to mono, I love using the green color Seige. I really like how the Seige green is more of a light, water color green. If you look at the Sufix Elite green, it is more of a dark green. I use the Sufix Seige green for all of my crankbait, topwater baits and even sometimes spinnerbaits because I believe that it is the most invisible color underwater. This is my humble opinion. I love, love, love this line for mono applications. Hope this helpsImages for this Answer
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Depends on water conditions but most of the time i go with clearDetails:
Can anyone reccomend a line (not braided line) that has very little or no stretch?Answers
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you want fluorocabon line xps or p line
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flourocarbon lineA:
Any fluorocarbon line has little stretch. I would recommend XPS, Vicious, or Seaguar.A:
Flourocarbin lines in our opinion.A:
Suffix Seige
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I would recommend a good florocarbon line. I've been using Stren Florocast and the line has performed very well for me. Limited stretch, excellent sensitivity and abrasion resistance. you can't see the line underwater either especially in clear water situations. Just remember to wet your knot before you cinch on it as florocarbon can snap if you don't.Answers
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sufix seige works best on spinning reels and it has little or no memory at all
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Seige has NO MEMORY! It is very castable, fishable, and affordable!
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According to tests of fishing lines that I have found on the internet. And from my own personal experience. There seems to be little difference between Siege and Elite. Availability usually determines which to buy for use on spinning type reels.If both are available my personal preference is the Siege.
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Suffix Seige works really well I have no complaints and this stuff is strong very little memory at all.
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Sufix Siege 8-10lbs Or Stren original 8-10lbsA:
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The best suffix line that I have found for spinning reels in the Suffix Elite. It is not as strong as the Seige but will stay on your reel better, not knot up as bad, and it is still very durable.
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i've found stren to work the best when it comes to memory , I've tried trilene and sufix and have found them to have either a little or alot.I've had stren on most of my spinning reels for 8- 10 months a time and have found them to have little or no memory.Answers
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they both are goog lines been useing both for seval years, i really like them bothA:
I have fished both Siege and Elite extensively.Siege is more forgiving to newcomers, has higher abrasion resistance, and better knot strength. I use it on my guest rods around especially around cover and weeds. It can't match Elite in open water, is a bit more visible, and doesn't cast as far.
Elite is MUCH softer, has more stretch, has less memory, and is still very strong. I use it for crank and spinner baits and it excels at it. You must thoroughly wet your knot with Elite. If you feel the line fray, retie.
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Our personal preference is the Suffix Elite....both products perform well though.A:
I like seige instead of trilene xl. its great for finesse.
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I have used both they are both great I mostly use the seige though very good line.
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I used both and Siege feels and casts betterA:
It depends on your application. For spinning reels use the Sufix Elite. It performs the best. For baitcasters use the Sufix Seige. As far as strength I have found that the Seige is the strongest and more durable. However, both lines are great and I would recommend them to anybody.
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I use Siege on my bait caster and Elite on my spinning reel.
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SIEGE,IN MY OPINION.ALSO LOOK INTO THE NEW DEEP CRANKIN LINE,ITS WHAT I HAVE ON NOW AND ITS VERY SIMILAR TO SIEGE.1 of 1
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