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yet another line

Dave is that the price for 5 spools:rolleyes:
 
It is £10 - £12 more expensive than X-Line for the same quantity so it's not cheap. Question is, is it that much better than X-Line??
 
Far better than x-line, casts better, actually breaks at it's stated strain not 30% under is nice and supple for a fluoro and sinks like a brick. I replaced x-line on my carp reels with it and will never go back to x-line again.
 
what knots do you use folks, i've heard the trilene knot or clinch knot is as good as the palomar?
 
Jeremy Evans said:
Far better than x-line, casts better, actually breaks at it's stated strain not 30% under is nice and supple for a fluoro and sinks like a brick. I replaced x-line on my carp reels with it and will never go back to x-line again.
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Couldn't agree more.
 
can anyone give me 100yds. for hooklinks?:rolleyes:
 
I must be tight.........thats a lot of money, okay it is 1000m but it is aimed for the very serious semi pro/sponsored angler surely.
 
before ya shell out all that dosh....google p-line.....this is the same stuff but the american version......a damn site cheaper too !!!!
bought some at the go fishing show off top carp angler chris berry n he gave us all the info.:D
 
Might have a look at it, been using X-line for years, got used to its abilities in most areas , this stuff sounds a lot better, might give it a try a hooklenghts for salmon, a 1000mtr spool should last 10years, far cheaper than £20 for 50 mtrs of riverge etc
peter
 
Clive if it is P-line reincarnated, then its not all that , nice and fine in diameter, soft, but abrasion resistance is poor, X-line is far tougher!
peter
 
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