I have a 7' tfo professional spinning rod with a shimano nasci 4000 for jigs and trigs..other than braid and fluorocarbon.. What are some other options for line??  Any help would be greatly appreciated!? 

Just now, Ashboom said:

I have a 7' heavy/mod-fast tfo professional spinning rod with a shimano nasci 4000 for jigs and trigs..other than braid and fluorocarbon.. What are some other options for line??  Any help would be greatly appreciated!? 

 

It would help if you identified your location and what the cover and structure are like.

Nylon ma no feel a mint?

You could try a co poly line or straight mono. Both can work.

3 minutes ago, Mobasser said:

You could try a co poly line or straight mono. Both can work.

Yo-Zuri Hybrid

 

What's left? For me, with the exception of big swim baits (20/25# CXX), braid and fluoro are the only options. That leaves mono and copoly. There's also fluoro coated lines and fused microfiber lines as well. The latter might be a good choice on a large spinning reel like yours. So would YZH as recommended above. 

Copolymer is a great line. I prefer Gamma but many people like suffix advance and some others.

Gamma makes a good line, so does gampa (j/k).  My experience with most copoly lines is frequent use of KVD L&L is the way. I shoot all my reels with after every trip. It works best if it's allowed to dry. 

PLine CX copoly works well on spinning reels or even the new basix, it's supposed to be a full fluorocarbon but it has a lot of copoly character so it works well on my spinning reels. I have a 7 ft ML tfo professional with a 3000 Sahara running 6 lb basix and it's been working fine