the spinning reel thread has me primed to buy a Cabela's Salt Striker with bait feeder. BUT now what line should I put on it?

There are way too many choices. Fused, copolymer, microfiber, braid... I want a very low memory, limp line. On-line shopping denies me the chance to see and feel the line Then again I'm sure Academy would not like me opening all the packages in the store either.

So what line would you say is the most limp and best suited for a spinning reel?
Visibility (or lack of) is not high on my list; lack of memory is #1 criteria.

thanks

65lb power pro

+1 on 65# power pro

+1 that's all i try to use if not i use ande #30

y is it always 65#? is power pro's 50# no good?

Just a personal preference.

Do you guys use a backer or just tie the powerpro to the reel?

Used to use a mono backer but now I wrap the spool of the reel with electrical tape first then put the braid on.

boy ! why is it so complacated. use this, use that, online.
i use price wise cheap line & cheap rod & reels, cheap boat.
And my bellie can't hold all i catch.

I like the Tug O' War. It's color seems to last MUCH longer than the Power Pro I use to run. That seems to be only difference, but it makes it easier to see bites.

I like the Tug O' War. It's color seems to last MUCH longer than the Power Pro I use to run. That seems to be only difference, but it makes it easier to see bites.

always read to use the 65# that the 50 fails in different areas and i use electrical tape backing also and also use a mono leader bout 2 ft (60-80#)

I use electrical tape as backing and 65lb tug-o-war braid. More visible and like a very strong and abrasive resistant braid. Also like my main line a little stronger than my leader. I use 50lb mono leader material. If it breaks, I loose a hook not the whole set-up. Why would you use a main line of 20 with leader at 50?

What's electrical tape backing?

Couple of wraps of plain ole black electrical tape around bare spool so the braid will grab it and not slip.