Power Pro Braid
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Sunday, July 20th, 2008
Power Pro Braid
Simply put, PowerPro is the ultimate combination of modern technology and old-fashioned fishing knowledge. PowerPro provides consistent, trouble-free performance on all reels, from the smallest ultra-lights to the largest bait casters. You”ll cast farther and with greater accuracy every time, feel each tiny twitch of your lure, and set the hook like you”re flipping a switch.PowerPro”s unique composition and enhanced body technology give you a line that is:Rounder and more compact
resists burying in the spool
spools and packs better on any reel
picks up less water
unbelievable strength-to-sizeStructurally Superior
reduces wind knot, backlashes, guide and rod tip wraps
ties more easily and holds knots better
near zero stretch
no reel memorySmoother and slicker
sails effortlessly through guides for longer casts
won”t cut guides
resists abrasion by equipment or natural hazards
maintans performance over time
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line recommeded by a guy who does a lot of inshore fishing out of whitby in his own boat. used it for a year fantastic at feeling your way in and out of the rough ground with a twin tail leadhead. I use the 30lb but i bet 20lb would do.
I dont really know what you can say about a line, other than I am very pleased with this on. It doesnt seem to knot and tangle like many other braids. It is very thin diameter meaning my 30 pound line is the same width as your average 6 pound monofilament line. It casts nice and lays on the spool a dream. Its definately the best braid I have used to date and Ive used all the main brands.
dude im usung 100 pd powerpro for buttom fishing and this line dont snap at all— my only problem is my hook– i was pulling a big one but my hook break^_^
I can’t get Power pro to cast worth a hoot on my quantum bait casting reel . The reel is new and casts monofiliment fine. Can you help