P-line

texasbasser · 03-21-07, 08:28 PM

Just got this new line from walmart and spooled it up on my extreme. What do yall think of this line? I have never tried it before so any input is welcomed.

also, they didnt have any mono, so i got copolymer. it looks and feels just like mono, what the difference?

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/st...=SearchResults

ihateforwards · 03-21-07, 08:32 PM

It sounds like that the line is easily tangled, but can hold up to a certain point of pressure. I wouldn't buy it just because I tend to use spinning reels a lot more then baitcasters. This line is for baitcasters, and other lines that I use like Trilene are for spinning reels.

zooker · 03-21-07, 10:21 PM

now i recently have spooled two reels with p-line. one the halo in 15 pound test the other wth 12 pound evolution.

other than the kinkyness which takes getting used to. floro tends to cast a bit differantly than mono.. so far so good with it..

zooker

ILfishinman · 03-21-07, 10:27 PM

i got the p-line flouroclear, i like it, i use it as leader material cause i love my tuf-line super braid to death lol

WIUbassin · 03-21-07, 10:40 PM

I stuck the samething(p-line flouroclear) on my spinning rig this year... works pretty well if you ask me.

texasbasser · 03-21-07, 10:59 PM

i got copolymer and its on a baitcaster... will i be alright?

BassMoJo · 03-21-07, 11:23 PM

Me and my partner are sponsered by p-line and to be honest I havent had a line snap since !!! Got the evo and some and flurocarban on other ....Best of luck to you with it, it serves me great !!

lizardsrule · 03-22-07, 06:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by texasbasser

Just got this new line from walmart and spooled it up on my extreme. What do yall think of this line? I have never tried it before so any input is welcomed.

also, they didnt have any mono, so i got copolymer. it looks and feels just like mono, what the difference?

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/st...=SearchResults

First and foremost that link is to Mono

If you bought the Flouroclear, which is a copolymer, than the difference is that it's coated with Flourocarbon, but is mono as the main line

Lizards

thebus71h · 03-22-07, 06:56 PM

This is one of the only kinds of line I use. The CXX in 12 pound, and then the Cajun Red 14lb.

Both excellent lines!

texasbasser · 03-22-07, 06:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lizardsrule

First and foremost that link is to Mono

If you bought the Flouroclear, which is a copolymer, than the difference is that it's coated with Flourocarbon, but is mono as the main line

Lizards

lol, i know. When i searched "p-line" i clicked on the copolymer one, but it took me straight to mono

dunno whats up with that

texasbasser · 03-23-07, 09:37 PM

caught 13 fish on it today, casts beautifully and is overall greatness!

bassintxlady · 03-24-07, 05:53 AM

p-line is a very nice line to use....bet introduced me to it almost 3 years ago.....i like it's casting.....very smooth....we haven't been able to find anyone carrying the new Halo yet.....but we're still looking.....

KenDammit · 03-24-07, 08:34 AM

as Lizards said..copoly line is mono line thats either been infused and shelled with flouro or just shelled with flouro.

Mac925 · 03-30-07, 12:20 AM

First, I love p-line, I have used it over 10 years, I think it is one of the better nylon mono lines on the market (no I am not sponsered by them) it does take a little getting use to due to it's stiffness over some of the more limp lines out there, but I believe if you tie the right knot it is as strong as most anything on the market, I use it on my baitcasting reels
10-12lb for crankbaits, 14-17 lb texas rigged plastics, 20lb+ jigs. If you throw top water nylon mono or braid is really the only way to go, flourocarbon sinks and will alter the action of most topwater baits. Here is a really good article concerning attributes of flouro and nylon monofiliments, http://tackletour.com/reviewfluorocarbontest.html
yes they are both mono (single extruded line) yet made from two different polymers. I use flourocarbon ONLY for dropshotting in very clear water. My home water isn't very clear most of the time and I do not see any benefit in spending big money for the additional invisibilty.
My second favorite nylon mono is Big Game, and quite honestly I still use it and probably always will, for the money it may be the best deal going.

03-21-07, 08:28 PM	#1
texasbasser BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: San Antonio, Tx Posts: 2,301	P-line Just got this new line from walmart and spooled it up on my extreme. What do yall think of this line? I have never tried it before so any input is welcomed. also, they didnt have any mono, so i got copolymer. it looks and feels just like mono, what the difference? http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/st...=SearchResults

03-21-07, 10:21 PM	#3
zooker BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: denton nc Posts: 13,441	now i recently have spooled two reels with p-line. one the halo in 15 pound test the other wth 12 pound evolution. other than the kinkyness which takes getting used to. floro tends to cast a bit differantly than mono.. so far so good with it.. zooker __________________ the godfather.. aml in remission since 7-20-09

03-21-07, 10:27 PM	#4
ILfishinman BassFishin.Com Veteran Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Champaign, Illinois Posts: 706	i got the p-line flouroclear, i like it, i use it as leader material cause i love my tuf-line super braid to death lol __________________ If light moves at 670616629 MPH, how fast is Dark? Bass count 07: lost count

03-21-07, 10:40 PM	#5
WIUbassin BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: East Central Illinois Posts: 213	I stuck the samething(p-line flouroclear) on my spinning rig this year... works pretty well if you ask me. __________________ "Cuttin Class to Catch Bass..." www .wiu. edu/users/fishing

03-22-07, 06:56 PM	#9
thebus71h BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Liberty, IN Posts: 135	This is one of the only kinds of line I use. The CXX in 12 pound, and then the Cajun Red 14lb. Both excellent lines! __________________ Billy Rowlee #71h

03-21-07, 08:32 PM	#2
ihateforwards BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: A pond, Somewhere in Carmel, Indiana Posts: 164	It sounds like that the line is easily tangled, but can hold up to a certain point of pressure. I wouldn't buy it just because I tend to use spinning reels a lot more then baitcasters. This line is for baitcasters, and other lines that I use like Trilene are for spinning reels.

03-21-07, 10:59 PM	#6
texasbasser BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: San Antonio, Tx Posts: 2,301	i got copolymer and its on a baitcaster... will i be alright?

03-21-07, 11:23 PM	#7
BassMoJo BassFishin.Com Veteran Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Hampstead, MD Posts: 801	Me and my partner are sponsered by p-line and to be honest I havent had a line snap since !!! Got the evo and some and flurocarban on other ....Best of luck to you with it, it serves me great !!

03-23-07, 09:37 PM	#11
texasbasser BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: San Antonio, Tx Posts: 2,301	caught 13 fish on it today, casts beautifully and is overall greatness!

03-24-07, 05:53 AM	#12
bassintxlady BassFishin.Com Veteran Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Cypress,Texas Posts: 780	p-line is a very nice line to use....bet introduced me to it almost 3 years ago.....i like it's casting.....very smooth....we haven't been able to find anyone carrying the new Halo yet.....but we're still looking..... __________________ :) OH YEAH!!!!! SHUT UP AND FISH!!!!!

03-24-07, 08:34 AM	#13
KenDammit BassFishin.Com Veteran Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Richmond, KY Posts: 691	as Lizards said..copoly line is mono line thats either been infused and shelled with flouro or just shelled with flouro.

03-30-07, 12:20 AM	#14
Mac925 BassFishin.Com Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: California Delta Posts: 8	P-Line, Mono, Flourocarbon First, I love p-line, I have used it over 10 years, I think it is one of the better nylon mono lines on the market (no I am not sponsered by them) it does take a little getting use to due to it's stiffness over some of the more limp lines out there, but I believe if you tie the right knot it is as strong as most anything on the market, I use it on my baitcasting reels 10-12lb for crankbaits, 14-17 lb texas rigged plastics, 20lb+ jigs. If you throw top water nylon mono or braid is really the only way to go, flourocarbon sinks and will alter the action of most topwater baits. Here is a really good article concerning attributes of flouro and nylon monofiliments, http://tackletour.com/reviewfluorocarbontest.html yes they are both mono (single extruded line) yet made from two different polymers. I use flourocarbon ONLY for dropshotting in very clear water. My home water isn't very clear most of the time and I do not see any benefit in spending big money for the additional invisibilty. My second favorite nylon mono is Big Game, and quite honestly I still use it and probably always will, for the money it may be the best deal going. __________________ Mac If you can read this, thank a teacher. If it's in English, thank a veteran.

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