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Sufix® Siege™ is engineered with XV2 Technology to provide better strength to diameter capacity with smooth handling to rocket your lure further and with greater accuracy. Also features 15 times more abrasion resistance and near-zero line memory. 330 Yards.
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
G_ Precision Winding™ virtually eliminates line memory, even on spinning reels
Web ID: 58447
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Bryan11 from
6 lb testThis line will coil off if you fill your spool but I’ve learned to fill my 30 size spinning reel 1/2-3/4 full(closer to 3/4).I have landed a 9 lb and 6+ lb Bow using this in a small swift running river.I primarily use this line Western Colorado rivers(lots or rocks and wood abrasion) using a 1/4 oz Marabou Hair Jig.The only time this line has broke was when a 7+ Bow got my line tangled in a tree limb hanging into the water.I got the fish free but it got back into the swift current and broke.It is a little stiff when first using it but is extremely tough.I bounce hair jigs in swift rivers so it gets stretched a lot so after a while it needs to be reversed or changed out.Overall well worth the purchase!
Date published: 2018-03-13
Rated 1 out of
5 by
RJ919 from
What a disappointmentAfter reading online recommendations for this line and seeing the 4.5 star rating here, I can't help but wonder how this stuff is so popular. As I was winding it onto my reel using my fingers to provide tension, I could feel numerous sections that were rough. It's like it already got dragged across some rocks. Finally, I decided that I didn't want to chance it, but I was also curious about how it was loading because it felt pretty stiff even for 20#. When I took the tension off and opened my bail, it started falling off the spool like I had wound it the wrong way, and the spool was only half full. Thinking maybe it was a fluke and labeled on the wrong side, I unwound the half spool's worth and tossed it aside. When I tried it the other way, it was tons worse, I'll be taking my grocery sack full of bird's nest back to Cabelas in the next day or two. Guess it's back to Trilene XT. I'm open for comments or suggestions, but the rough spots were the biggest turn off.
Date published: 2017-11-21
Rated 2 out of
5 by
Schmotz from
Good For First UseI went to the Auburn Hills location with the intention of purchasing another spool of Maxima Chameleon in 20lb, but they carried none. The sales person recommended Suffix Camo in 20lb and added that it was a better all around line with comparable characteristics to the Maxima. I spooled the Suffix Camo in 20lb on my 5 Pfleuger Presidents tipped with a 10lb leader, just as I had done with the Maxima, for jigging Walleyes in the Detroit River. I will say that my first 2 trips out Saturday & Sunday this line performed flawlessly. However, the following weekend, my first cast found the line jumping off the spool and resembling a spring someone had stretched to about 20'. It was extremely hard to jig with a 1oz jig due to the lines coiling effect removing my feel for the bottom. I had to let all of the line off the spool and reel it all back in slowly against the current to work out the memory, for all 5 rods. It was 6am and all my backup rods were spooled with the same line, what a frustrating start to my day. I would only recommend using this line for the purpose I did, if you plan on respooling each weekend....
Date published: 2017-06-03
Rated 5 out of
5 by
aarrodg from
Sufix Seige smoke greenGreat line. won't buy any other
Date published: 2017-01-13
Rated 1 out of
5 by
Chubby21 from
Poor lineBought and put on two spinning reels and have fished with it three times for pan fish. The line does not cast very good seems to stiff. The not strength is terrible broke numerous times when tying on different lures.
Date published: 2016-11-02
Rated 4 out of
5 by
LouandSon from
Smoke is the colorFirst tried Sufix line for saltwater in-shore application. Held up so well for Redfish and Sea Trout I carried over to my freshwater lake fishing. The smoke color definitely increases my fish catches.
Date published: 2016-05-03
Rated 5 out of
5 by
MikeDean88 from
My go to mono.I've been using Sufix Siege for over 3 years now and it has never let me down. It has some of the lowest memory I've ever seen in a monofilament. Sufix Siege casts quite well. It is a strong and very abrasion resistant line. Also, the price for the quality is very hard to beat... There might be some cheaper lines available but very few of them will perform like this stuff. There's plenty of more expensive lines that won't perform much (if any) better. Its one of the few things they make nowadays that does precisely what it says on the box. I'll also add that the smoke green color is excellent for stained water. I'll personally highly recommend this line to anyone.
Date published: 2016-04-30
Rated 5 out of
5 by
PhantomWolfX from
12lb -14lb - 17lb test.I bought some 12lb test for the reels I use in local ponds. It performs great, it has a bit of memory, but it's normal for mono, I got some reel magic, but haven't tried it to see how much it reduces memory on this line.
The 17lb test I used on the reels I use for lakes with bigger fish, and also had good performance.
With both of them I had no problem casting or sensing the strikes.
The 14lb test I just bought for a new reel also for lake, but I haven't had a chance to use this one yet.
what is the best color for top water fishing in stained, brackish water
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?
Asked by: bassman55
Since it's stained water, brown, clear or camo, since it's reduced visibility, the fish can't see it.
Answered by: PhantomWolfX
Date published: 2017-06-01
which color of line is least visible in the water
Asked by: tubinmclovin
Fluorocarbon
Answered by: Zostillballin
Date published: 2017-06-01
What line has least amount of stretch?
Can anyone reccomend a line (not braided line) that has very little or no stretch?
Asked by: getthenet1
you want fluorocabon line xps or p line
Answered by: Pousty
Date published: 2017-06-01
What line performs best on a spinning reel (memory wise)?
Asked by: jmarshjr
sufix seige works best on spinning reels and it has little or no memory at all
Answered by: projosh1581
Date published: 2017-06-01
Which is better Sufix Siege or Elite?
Asked by: bassmaster3333
they both are goog lines been useing both for seval years, i really like them both
