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<blockquote data-quote="MSA" data-source="post: 26026" data-attributes="member: 193">I have a use for every line out therelong cast jigging for walleye I use nanofil It will cast a mile, no stretch, and sensitive, but nanofil is not very abrasion resistant and will break easy if nicked by teeth, scales, or rocksLong repetitive casting for big pike or bass I use Suffix 832&nbsp; its as tough as power pro but a bit smoother thru the guides so I get a bit more distance, but it is more expensive.super clear water with finicky walleyes I use suffix fluorocarbon, it disappears in the water but doesn't cast as far and not quit as strong, however it is more abrasion resistant.basic jigging and riggin I use 10lb power pro, its just a good all around line.With top shots for rocky areas or sharp skinned critters like tarpon, gar, or sharks I use mono because it is abrasion resistant and it has stretch for shock absorption for the violent fighters like salmon &amp; tarpon to keep the hooks from tearing out.every line has its place, and sometimes you even have to combine them to get the best of both worlds.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MSA, post: 26026, member: 193"] I have a use for every line out there long cast jigging for walleye I use nanofil It will cast a mile, no stretch, and sensitive, but nanofil is not very abrasion resistant and will break easy if nicked by teeth, scales, or rocks Long repetitive casting for big pike or bass I use Suffix 832 its as tough as power pro but a bit smoother thru the guides so I get a bit more distance, but it is more expensive. super clear water with finicky walleyes I use suffix fluorocarbon, it disappears in the water but doesn't cast as far and not quit as strong, however it is more abrasion resistant. basic jigging and riggin I use 10lb power pro, its just a good all around line. With top shots for rocky areas or sharp skinned critters like tarpon, gar, or sharks I use mono because it is abrasion resistant and it has stretch for shock absorption for the violent fighters like salmon & tarpon to keep the hooks from tearing out. every line has its place, and sometimes you even have to combine them to get the best of both worlds. [/QUOTE]

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