The Sunline FX2 Braid is awesome. Here is part of the description from the American Legacy Web Site:

www.americanlegacyfishing.com

Sunline FX2 Braid starts with an 8-strand polyethylene/polyethylene terphthalate construction bringing perfect round uniformity to the line. This results in a slick surfaced line that casts great distances, glides easily thru rod guides and won't dig into the reel spool when battling fish. The 8 strand design creates a super-strong, abrasion resistant line with extremely low stretch and virtually zero memory. If you are looking for the best bass fishing line available look no further than Sunline FX2 Braid!

Daiwa Samuria braid......awesome stuff!

Sufix

2nd the Spiderwire

Always preached power pro but got some samuri braid and LOVE it

power pro will uproot trees

that ain't no joke.

i've pulled up several trees with bass attached to them after they though't they'd be slick and wrap up in one after hooked.

gotta use backing if you don't want the spool to slip, it also helps against digging in but won't 100% prevent it

Not to highjack the thread but what knot do ya'll use?I mainly use an improved clinch and have problems snapping the line on the hookset.Oh I use power pro also..

Power Pro is my choice,

But may try the wal-mart $8 stuff if its good I may switch.

Any braid I have used digs in, ecspecially if you pull a hook out of a tree or horse in a fish. You will have to pull out the line.

Dig-in is going to be a problem with most baitcasting reels. The only ones that I�ve found that substantially reduces this problem are the Abu reels with the �Triple-Cross levelwind.� This levelwind system causes the line to lay on the spool at a substantially sharper angle than any other baitcasting reels that I�ve used, and thus the line lays across the line just below it. This prevents dig-in.


TFP

Power Pro, did know suffix made a braid.

p-line braid works best for me

power pro all the way. Love the line, love the price.

power pro here with a double palomar

Any of the Suffix is all i use now, I had Power pro break too many times. I found the 20# and 65# PP to be the best when I did use it anything in between was not so good. The new suffix is realy awesome but a bit over priced imo.