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What is good braided line for flipping and pitching?

senkoking
in Fishing Rods, Reels, Line, and Knots

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Personally, I currently prefer Sufix braid. I've used Power Pro and recently switched. One of the things I like about the Sufix is it feels more round to me than the Power Pro. Also, I have had a few bird's nests with Sufix and have not yet been required to cut it out. (I had to cut out a few using PP.) I did use Power Pro all last year which was my first year of serious bass fishing. It worked great. As I gain experience, I'm trying different products. Right now I like Sufix. With all that being said, I'm now using Seaguar Abrazx fluorocarbon on my flipping/pitching set up. Hope this helps you find a starting point. From there, experiment. Good luck.

Whets

8-)

On a side note, my cousin who I fish with regularly swears by Fireline Braid.

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    I use Suffix and Tuff XP.  Can't complain.  50 to 65 pound for flipping and pitching heavy cover. 

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    suffix or fireline braid 

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    ^ what he said ... id buy fireline ... power pro and suffix are great too

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    Personal preference is Sufix, but like others have said they all work good... Just use 50+ lb. for heavy cover

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    Daiwa Samurai Braid

    Nothing can top this line, hands down the winner.

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