Does anyone have opinions about this line?

Thanks!

I have no complaints with it.

i have 20lb on my REVO STX for flipping and love it. Great strength and great for flippin

I've got a reel loaded with 10lb on a Little Cranker for small cranks.  The line isn't bad, really.  It's priced reasonably, and retains the better features of what I'm after line in that class for: castability, it's manageable, and it lies evenly on the reel.  Overall, I'm pleased with it.  It's earned it's keep.

Great product. Been running this on many of my combos for two seasons now. If you are in the market for a good FC at a reasonable price this is it. I have been running 8lb or 6lb for DropShots, 10lb for tubes, cranks, jerkbaits and 12lb for Buzzbaits/Spinnerbaits. I use 17lb for light flipping/pitching.

Great product. Been running this on many of my combos for two seasons now. If you are in the market for a good FC at a reasonable price this is it. I have been running 8lb or 6lb for DropShots, 10lb for tubes, cranks, jerkbaits and 12lb for Buzzbaits/Spinnerbaits. I use 17lb for light flipping/pitching.

Thanks Jason this definitely gives me confidence going into my first season fishing it.

Used it for 2 seasons without problem.  Great stuff.

If I try flourocarbon on a baitcasting rig this year, it will be P-Line Ultimate Flourocarbon. I have heard mixed reviews about the Trilene.

I use it for leader on braid and have no complaints.

If I try flourocarbon on a baitcasting rig this year, it will be P-Line Ultimate Flourocarbon. I have heard mixed reviews about the Trilene.

Out of the FC I've tried, (Seagaur AbrazX, InvizX, Red Label, P-Line, Trilene, Sufix,) I'd pass on the P-Line and go for some AbrazX, InvizX, or Sufix. I find Sufix as a nice medium between manageability and abrasion.

You should try Cabelas 100% Fluoro, I like it better than anything I have tried

If I try flourocarbon on a baitcasting rig this year, it will be P-Line Ultimate Flourocarbon. I have heard mixed reviews about the Trilene.

Out of the FC I've tried, (Seagaur AbrazX, InvizX, Red Label, P-Line, Trilene, Sufix,) I'd pass on the P-Line and go for some AbrazX, InvizX, or Sufix. I find Sufix as a nice medium between manageability and abrasion.

Well I've been "specifically requested" to try P-Line first by one of my good buddies who is a pro. Plus I can get it for a filthy low price. I'll try AbrazX too.

Ps- PM coming your way soon.

Before I switched to all braided line, I tried a number of the name brand fluoro's and found the Trilene 100% to be the best for manageability on the spool...almost as good as mono, but not quite.  I'm confident you will not be disappointed in it.