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What's Your Favorite Brand Of Mono Line?

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Any comments on your favorite brand of mono?

  • Super User

I've had good luck with Sufix mono.  I don't really use regular mono anymore but Sufix Elite is what I would buy if I were going to.

  • Super User

Don't think I have mono spooled on anything. I use to use berkley xt and sufix elite before

Not technically a mono, it's a copoly, but all I use is P-Line CXX. Any reel that doesn't have braid has this line, I keep my gear simple this way. I use it from 10# all the way to 25#, depends on the technique. Great line!

didn't use mono for ten years and decided to try it again on a crankbait rod.  Got a couple spools of seaguar  senshi and love it, handles great. Like all monos the sensitivity sucks compared to braid and floro but for a reaction lure the Senshi is great.

  • Super User

Berkley Big Game - reasonably priced and does the job.

 

A-Jay

  • Super User

Sunline Super Natural

I use a lot of Berkley line but whenever I find a buy on a one pound spool, I generally grab it. That's how I first tried Big Game And Gamma.

  • Super User

Sufix Siege and P-Line CX (though it's actually a co-poly)

I use Berkley Big Game for backing - hard to argue with 1000 yards for under $10

My partner Robert got me turned onto McCoy Mean Green and I just love this stuff. Almost zero memory, best line I have ever used as far as memory goes. It lays down on the spool perfectly. Casts great. Strong. Cheap. I use this on my spook, crankbait rods and I can't imagine ever going to something else.

Like most monos, the sensitivity is not great but for spooks/cranks you don't need it.

Bass Pro Excel Green. I know its cheap but I have no complaints, been using it for years. Not sure if it's technically mono, but P Line C-21 is pretty good line, just started using that recently.

  • Super User

Sufix siege/ elite and Berkley big game.

  • Author

Thanks guys for the responses. I think I'll give that Sufix stuff a shot. :)

  • Super User

i'm not too picky on mono. i really only use it for topwater and ul stream trout fishing. trilene xl hasn't done me wrong yet.

I'm a long time user of Trilene XT. I like XL on my UL rigs.

Whatever is on sale! I stay cheap with mono but fluoro I get some of the most expensive stuff available!

Izorline XXX

  • Super User

Not technically a mono, it's a copoly, but all I use is P-Line CXX. Any reel that doesn't have braid has this line, I keep my gear simple this way. I use it from 10# all the way to 25#, depends on the technique. Great line!

yes it is a mono.mono means single filament or line.it can be made of two or more polymers.

  • Super User

I'm not a big mono user but I've been trying out Trilene XT armor coated and I really like it. I use it on my topwater/jerkbait rod and so far it's performed very well. I'm using 8lb but I'd like to try the 10 or 12 out.

Trilene XL

yes it is a mono.mono means single filament or line.it can be made of two or more polymers.

Either way I'm just going by the manufacturers labeling, copolymer.

I use to love mono when I was a beginner fisherman.  It was cheap and will do the job.  P-Line Flour coated is my choice.

 

Now that I'm a better fisherman, I figure that Braid, or Braid with Flour-Carb leader is the way to go.  

 

Why do I use Braid?  Why not!  It's stronger with less diameter.  It cast farther and it doesn't have memory.  People say, "Wind knot is a killer."   If you learn to close your bail correctly, you'll never get one.   People also say, "What about clear water, the bass will see it."  Then learn to tie a flour-carb leader.

 

Braid is just better!

 

 

Suffix Siege. For some reason I catch more bass with mono than I do with my braided setups... and I use a leader. 

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