6-10, 12-20 pound test, What is your favorite nylon mono line and why?

8 lb for spinning 12 to 15 for bait caster. Big Game cause it works for me and has since it came out. Changed a few times but always go back 

I use Big Game for bait casting. Spinning reels been using P Line CX.

6# Tatsu is a great performer, however, it is very limp and hard to see, making it difficult to tie knots with.

Basspro Excel.  Limp, not too thick and inexpensive.

Berkley Big Game 

Abrasion resistance & shock absorption

I'll give up my Berkley Big Game when you can pry it out of my cold, dead hands.

Trilene Sensation

Trilene XL red box. Cheap, effective, available everywhere.

I use Sufix Siege and Elite. they are both amazing. both are limp strong as hell with a palomar knot and cast smooth on either spinning or baitcasting gear 

8# and 12# Sufix Neon Tangerine.  See above comment.  Easy to see.

Big game

Sunline supernatural for me. Great knots, consistent diameter, low memory. I use 6 lb on a spinning rod, 10&12 for my crankbait/lighter casting rod, 14 and 16 on my medium and medium heavy rods. I considered some 20# but for what I use line that heavy for I want more abrasion resistance. 

20 minutes ago, casts_by_fly said:

Sunline supernatural for me. Great knots, consistent diameter, low memory. I use 6 lb on a spinning rod, 10&12 for my crankbait/lighter casting rod, 14 and 16 on my medium and medium heavy rods. I considered some 20# but for what I use line that heavy for I want more abrasion resistance. 

Same here.

 

The only area I find this line to be lacking is abrasion resistance, but it's managability and overall ease is fantastic.   The price is outstanding as well considering you get Sunline's QC assurances.   

 

I really only use the green 14lb, but it's perfect for cranking with.  

Maxima Ultra Green.  Its a nylon copolymer, but thats my favorite.

6 hours ago, Tackleholic said:

6# Tatsu is a great performer,

That's a Flourocarbon line, not a Nylon....

 

For me, it's Sufix Siege all the time....

Berkeley Big Game, it is good line and inexpensive. I also use  Bass pro excell when I don’t need a big spool it’s inexpensive as well and it acts like Big Game.

I’m a Trilene XT or Big Game fan for the little that I use mono. 

XT if I'm running mono. Low stretch, abrasion resistant, strong, handles well, affordable. Co poly? YZH. All the attributes of XT with a bit better feel.

Stren Original 14lb clear, only on a BC.

2 hours ago, MN Fisher said:

That's a Flourocarbon line, not a Nylon....

 

For me, it's Sufix Siege all the time....

I got off track;  Trilene XT, Trilene XL, Big Game, and Maxima Ultragreen are all on my shelf.

14 hours ago, AlabamaSpothunter said:

Same here.

 

The only area I find this line to be lacking is abrasion resistance, but it's managability and overall ease is fantastic.   The price is outstanding as well considering you get Sunline's QC assurances.   

 

I really only use the green 14lb, but it's perfect for cranking with.  

 

All the same logic for me.  I started with 14 clear for smaller/lighter topwaters and was impressed.  I moved my primary moving bait rod to 16 lb green and I doubt I'll move away from it.  Abrasion resistance isn't critical for me in that application since most of our cover I'm throwing them around is grass. 

20 hours ago, Catt said:

Berkley Big Game 

Abrasion resistance & shock absorption

 

X2

I found a bunch of suffix siege for the cheap at Ollie’s a couple of years ago . Tried it, loved it , went back and bought all they had .That was a good story, huh? 

They are all good, I’ve used the cheapest worst kinds and they all work well. I was pleasantly surprised with 4 lb Shakespeare mono