Sufix 832 Advanced Superline Braid Fishing Line with Free Scissors

I'm trying the 30lb test Suffix 832 on a Shimano Curado reel with a 8lb mono backing and so far so good. I'm casting noticeably longer than I was with 15lb Seagaur flourocarbon line. The Suffix is very limp and small bites are sharp and more noticeable. I've thrown small swimbaits and heavy texas rigged plastics so far with great results. One reason I wanted to try braid is that I fish very heavy cover from shore and don't want to lose my swimbaits or any gear for that matter. With the 30lb Suffix braid I was able to recover my snagged swimbait by pulling in a massive drifting log and ultimately bending the snagged hook to where it came unloged in the wood and released my $20 bluegill. This would not have been possible with the Flouro line. I did quite a bit of reading online in order to choose between Suffix and Power Pro and ultimately chose the Suffix. I'm happy I did. Also, who doesn't like free scissors?

Suffix is an 8-strand superline and only 8-strand braids are truly round which gives far less backlashes on a casting reel. I use the Crazy Alberto knot to tie on a 6' leader of flourocarbon mono which is easier to work with and allows you to use the knots you are accustomed to. The Alberto knot was developed for this exact purpose and is very easy to tie.This braid does lose it's greed dyed color after use, as do all braided lines, and the actual color is white but when using a flourocarbon top-shot the color does not matter. I prefer it over Fins, another 8-braid line, as they have had some quality control issues lately on their Windtamer line.

This is the first braided line I've ever used and wow. It surpassed every expectation I had. It's draw backs are easily overcome with knowledge of how to use the line. So not only is it a great product but it forces you to be a better angler. Sensitivity is amazing strength is unmatched. Great product.

great new line for deep fishing!

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