Wow, this thread is back from the crypt!

 

Sufix Ghost 832 is what I use, but be forewarned that in light pound-tests it's hard to see.

When tying knots with Ghost 832, I always look for a black or dark background.

 

Roger

5 minutes ago, RoLo said:

 

Wow, this thread is back from the crypt!

 

Sufix Ghost 832 is what I use, but be forewarned that in light pound-tests it's hard to see.

When tying knots with Ghost 832, I always look for a black or dark background.

 

Roger

 

Maybe i should put that on my stradic with a 7'1"ml and then get a yellow braid for my other reel where i watch the line?

10 minutes ago, Quarry Man said:

 

Maybe i should put that on my stradic with a 7'1"ml and then get a yellow braid for my other reel where i watch the line?

 

 

That'll work 

Rolo I was thinking the same exact thing I mean jeez since this post I can't even begin to count how many different lines I've tried right now running 832 green and I love it granted color fades a little quickly but not a big deal to me with a leader 

That was from 2012

what line should i put on my 3000 stradic with a ml rod? and what about my 1500 size tournament zx with a m rod? looking at 10 15 20 lbs

It's very easy to see under water, with that being said it is a good braid, I frog with #50. In hesitant to use straight braid for anything but frogs unless I'm using very dirty water. 

gimmick alert haha

It isn't really a problem bringing back 5+ year old threads, BUT....  this is definitely case where starting a new thread with your question, or reading the old threads and finding the answers already provided.

On 12/3/2012 at 1:51 PM, Primus said:

This was my first season with this line and I didn't notice anything negative in terms of fraying etc, I also used an 8 lb Suffix Florocarbon leader on 1 rod for weightless Trick Worms etc and on my dropshot rod I used 6 lb Suffix Floro.

What’s the point in 7-8l braid? 10 is already thinner than you even need.   I imagine 6 is easy to abraise