Jon Frisby
Senior Member & Supporter
I thought there was some debate about not using braid as, because of being of lower diameter and at high tension breaking strains, it can act a bit like a cheese wire and be risk to cutting fish - particularly if wrapped around with the bigger ones that exert more force. Isn't it a bit of a no-no on some waters. The springiness of a mono main line will perhaps mean the tension never gets so great as to cut into the fish if wrapped around?
I've caught fish that had marks that could correspond to braid cuts more than anything else but am no expert.
This is a question by the way - not an accusation or criticism of anyone that uses it.
Cheers
Great post from Keith Spear on another thread while I'm posting. Like the story about chub
under the road on the Colne!
I have used braided mainline for years and never seen a problem of a cutting issue in fish. If there is a problem it makes more sense that the problem is with braided hooklinks than mainline.
I did use standard power pro but about this time last year I bought some PP super 8slick from the States and havent looked back. Superior in all aspects.