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9:52 pm
March 1, 2012
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Mike U
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I've been re-spooling my reels and came across two brand new spools of copolymer line. It must have been on sale and figured I would give it a try. Any feedback from those who have tried it-since 2005? I read the early ones were awful. Is it better for spinning or baitcaster?
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2:20 pm
March 3, 2012
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jbarthelt
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I've used Trilene Sensation and Pline Flouroclear Green. Hated the sensation, wore out too fast & you could feel the nicks in the line instantly. Flouroclear wears slower, but still wears faster than I'd like. Good news is it's damn cheap, so I don't mind replacing it regularly. 10lb test, use it when I dock fish wacky senkos.
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7:08 am
March 4, 2012
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bigdaddytowe
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| Lunker | posts 100 |
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I still use the black and silver p line co I have never had a problem with still use it .
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2:24 pm
March 6, 2012
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MillerTime
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Just buy Seagaur cheap ass 
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7:03 pm
March 6, 2012
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Mike U
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| Largemouth | posts 190 |
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Hmmmmm. SO obviously ZACH doesn'tknow what its for either.
Is it just a cheap fluorocarbon or what?
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