I quit using mono years ago as main line. Now I use it as backing on my reels. Prior to that I was a very firm believer in P-Line CXX. Was given a roll by a friend when fishing the White River (Indianapolis). I kept breaking off jigs with Trilene 12lb. He was using CXX 12 and able to pull his baits free. Sold me there.

CXX has a special place for me...but Sunline Sniper has caught more fish for me.

Braid mainline to CXX leader makes fishing much more enjoyable. Be careful, as you will develop a habit of not retying; then when you use another line and forget to rety; you remember why you like to use CXX on everything (except really, really clear water and very, very finicky fish)

I've been fishing maxima 4,6,8,10 lb line on my spinning outfits and bait casting rods for over 20 years wouldn't use anything else.

Maxima is strong line, always has been.

30# braid on everything for me

There nothing like layin into some good spotted bass on 1/2 & 3/4 oz. Football head jigs in 50 to 60 feet of water on 6 & 8 lb maxima on MH spinning outfits in the wintertime. The same with largemouth wintertime bassin in 30 to 50 feet of of water

All mono except for a couple of reels with 30# & 60# braid for pitching/flipping in cover and for fishing frogs

I used the Big Game Trilene for everything. Crankbaits, jjgs, spinnerbaits, etc. 12lb, but as strong as a 15. They also have very good knot strength.

I still use it on my bait casters and braid on the family coffee grinders. I've been using Andie for yrs but lately it's been hard to find.

When I run low on my current supply of Sniper, invisx, and p-line fluoro, I’m going to try some CXX.

Had my eye on the CXX. Next Academy or BPS gift card I get might go toward some new line to try.

I still use Big Game mono for top water. 12-15 depending on cover. I do use braid for frog fishing.

CXX does have memory but it is SUPER STRONG line and low stretch. I use it in 10# to 20# test. 20# test for large swim baits.