Braided Fishing Line Power Pro
Fishing: Power Pro Depth-Hunter Metered Braided Line-Jose Wejebe/Spanish Fly TV
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Sea Hunter 1000M SPECTRA Super Braid (1093 yds) 100LB BLUE $53.95 Sea Hunter Brand SPECTRA Braid is guaranteed to be thin and super strong. Satisfaction is guaranteed or your money back…. |
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300YDS PEX DYNEEMA BRAID FISHING LINE w/Many Color Choice (Dark Green, 20LB) $16.50 PEX super quality Dyneema braid is the best choice for professional anglers. PEX braid comes from OEM partners for the world famous fishing tackles brands. Comparing with Brands such as Fins, Berkley, PEX braid offers eight colors with competitive prices. Dyneema is the world’s strongest polyethylene fiber, offers maximum strength combined with minimum weight, nearly zero water absorption, up to 1… |
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Sea Hunter 300M SPECTRA Super Braid (328 yds) (80LB, Blue) $23.95 Sea Hunter Brand SPECTRA Braid is guaranteed to be thin and super strong. Satisfaction is guaranteed or your money back…. |
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Power Pro Microline 4 lb X 150 Yd Spool White Braided line $17.99 Power Pro Microline 4 lb X 150 Yd Spool White Braided line… |
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Power Pro Microfilament Line $240.99 PowerPro is the Premier Micro Braid fishing line available. It has a pateneted body enhancing process that enables the angler to utilize standard knots, reduces line tangle, does not damage guides, casts farther, aborbs less water, does not dig itself into your reel, is equally suitable for either spinning or casting applications, almost complete lack of stretch provides extreme sensitivity… |
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Power Pro 30 -Pounds – 300 yard $17.49 Show those fish who’s boss with the PowerPro(r) Spectra line. Enhanced Body Technology(tm) permeates this revolutionary braided line with a protective layer that won’t peel off, resulting in a line that’s stronger than steel and winds easily on any reel type without retaining memory. The smooth surface texture allows it to sail effortlessly through the guides…. |
Spinning reels?
i have an abu garcia cardial 400 series and i love it.
when i am fishing with my friends we have the same size poles but differnt line and reel setups
my set up casts 2 or 3 imes farther than their cast
im useing 30 pound test braided power pro
i was just wondering what makes a reel a good reel?
You have a good reel, I used to own one (older model) for years and years until some very large trout in the San Juan river caused it to break. I repaired it and kept using it for a while after that, but it kept needing constant repair and attention. for some reason I did a lot of research on reels, and ended up switching to Shimano on my next purchase, and have bought another since then (larger for heavier fishing) I love them both, but still think about the old Cardinal and have even thought about acquiring another from time to time. 30# test power pro is equivalent to 8# mono, that’s why you are able to cast so far (plus the open faced design of the spinning reel).
For the money, the Cardinal is probably just as good as the Shimanos, but good machining, balance, and bearings make up a good reel (per your question)
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