Big Game

I use YoZuri Hybrid line- co-polymer/floro blend. I used to be PLine guy but got away from it when it started to get brittle after a trip or two. The hybrid fishes smooth like mono, is abrasion resistant and invisible like floro. I use YoZuri Top Knot for my floro applications and it's money. For all other mono applications I used Big Game- tried and tested.

I'm also a big fan of P-Line CX Premium. It's an easy casting, low backlash line, but the drawback is you have a little stretch. For moving baits it can be a plus, but you lose a little power that fluoro or braid give you on hookset.

Not that this is what you are asking, but I've stuck with the same 3 lines for a long time. I use these lines for fresh and saltwater fishing.

1. P-Line CX Premium
2. Seaguar InvizX
3. Sufix 832

I use Yozuri copolymer on all my non-braid rigs. 20' gets a litle stiff in cold weather. 15' doesn't. Super strong, super invisible.

I have a big spool of Big Game that is ancient but has been in the house in a dark place. Wonder if its still good?

15 or 20 lb tatsu

I use Mean Green for almost all of my non fluoro rigs....stuff is strong as hell! Have to use the trolling motor to break off sometimes.

Yep…17lb

Those 3 are very good.

izorline

The most expensive fluorocarbon out there. The O/P said NO fluorocarbon line.

Thanks to all who contributed their opinions on the best line(s) information that I needed. I have plenty of lines to consider.

"befuddled" again

Big Game Green for the win.

CX premium is smooth and casts well, but I feel it lacks durability. The line frays quickly. I respool more often than I’d like.

CXX is stronger, much thicker, still casts well, but becomes a huge rubber band over time. The stretch is very noticeable, especially on longer casts and hooksets.

YoZuri is somewhere in the middle. It has good castability, durability, and abrasion resistance, while having a fair amount of stretch. It’s not perfect but it’s acceptable.

Big Game and change it often