sensitive line

[ketchmorebass]

at most of the spots where i fish the bass are generally on the lesmaller side and ss agressive than in many other places i have been able to fish, i know some lines are much more sensitive than others making smaller strikes more evident, just wondering what you guys would suggest for a good sensitive line , i think this would improve my game a bit

[mike0062466]

In general, the less stretch, the more sensitive. On that basis, the superlines, with near-zero stretch, might be your best bet. I've read that fluorocarbon is low stretch, but I've never used it.

[Worm_King]

Fireline is a good sensitive line and so are braided lines like Spiderwire and Power Pro.

[Bassin_Dude]

braids. i like powerpro.

[jglassguy]

I'm still stickin' to Trilene. just hold the line against your finger as your fish, and your going to feel the bump

[macgyver]

[quote author=JB link=board=news;num=1117925440;start=0#4 date=06/04/05 at 22:55:21]I'm still stickin' to Trilene. just hold the line against your finger as your fish, and your going to feel the bump[/quote]


Just wondering why you haven't used the superlines. I know you can be old school on things, and I appreciate that, but why not give them a try? I for one am a huge believer in the superlines. I've even now use them for cranks, since I got a great rod for it, with plenty of give. I know some folks just won't use it, but I can promise you they are by far much more sensitive than your Trilene. I know I use to use the Trilene, and still do for a few specific uses, but mianly only for night fishing with black lights(blue flourescent) so you can see the line a lot better.

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