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    Thank you guys so much for the help I hope some of y'all will be at pier on June 9 thru 13 I'd like to meet some of y'all again thanks for the help again

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    What brand of line does everyone use and recommend or would suggest on pier

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    I'm a fan of Power Pro with a good, long topshot of Momoi mono.
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    I have used Trilene Big Game for DIY spooling a while with no complaints, but Momoi or whatever they recommend when J & M does it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FinChaser View Post
    I have used Trilene Big Game for DIY spooling a while with no complaints, but Momoi or whatever they recommend when J & M does it.
    Just be forewarned that momoi diamond has memory and sucks even worse in cold weather.

    If you get momoi, get the regular version.

    If you go with a fluorocarbon, get Vicious--really nice.

    As for braids, power pro spectra does great, and super slick 8 is smoother--but doesn't last as long.

    Nanofil is amazing strong but will not tie to other braids or itself and can only be connected to thicker mono/fluorocarbon.
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    So, VG, have you done any good with florocarbon on spinning reels? Everything I've tried seemed too stiff for spinning tackle. Anyone else, feel free to chime in too.

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    I have used Vanish for several years and have not had a problem . I use 12 # for Spanish and 8 or 10 # for flounder ,whiting ,pomps ,etc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rich1 View Post
    So, VG, have you done any good with florocarbon on spinning reels? Everything I've tried seemed too stiff for spinning tackle. Anyone else, feel free to chime in too.
    Rich, only one I like is vicious, and I've tried a good dozen brands or better. Their website has different styles to choose from.

    It conditions well with Kevin van Dam spray.

    I've tried vanish as suggested above, and while I love the color concepts in bright sun, it is one of the most finicky fluorocarbon I've ever used. Typically snapping in simple casts due to becoming brittle after a days use in the heat of the sun.

    However, Yozuri makes a hybrid version that is even better than vicious and really soft.

    I highly suggest trying it also.

    Yozuri hybrid is my favorite line when it comes to light weight spinning non braided setups.

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    +1 on the yozuri hybrid. I have a big spool in 4#. I'll give the vicious a try in the 8# range.

 

 
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