Gamma copolymear- used it when I guided and it is the best , toughest line I ever used

I like Berkley Big game, or Pline CXX, and Power pro. I use straight braid or braid with a leader on all my reels

The exact 3 lines I use. P Line CXX is converting people from fluoro every day.

I no longer use Big Game but I agree it is good stuff for the price. After using McCoys Mean Green many years ago, I never went back to Big Game. McCoys is a very good "all around" line to use. I found that I did not have to respool the McCoys no where near as often as Big Game so for me it was cheaper in the long run for a much better line. If you need more strength and can put up with a bit of curl, then I would choose P-Line CXX. It is very strong.

Fluorocarbon I use is Invizx and P-Line Halo and the Halo seems stronger but again it does curl a bit more than Invizx, but if you stretch your line a bit before you go, the curls come out just fine.

Yo-Zuri and Power Pro

P-Line CXX and Trilene XT is good stuff also.

McCoy's and Seagur Invizx is all I use.

I like mean green, but recently tried the suffix tritainium in moss green. The 12 lb test is the most abraision resistant I have ever used. I only got it because mean green is hard to come by, barlows or online are my omly options. Well, I have now spooled most of my rigs with it and it is better than mean green. Very low memory, silicone and all the benefits, and less than half the cost. Academy is where I got it.

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Another McCoys user here. 15 lb copoly for my moving baits and 20 lb and 65 lb braid for flipping, frog baits etc.
On my braid I spool it on first of the year. Use it for a year. Pull the line off turn it around and respool it for the second year then change it out the third year.