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Old 09-07-2008, 08:39 PM
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hi can any one tell me what is the best line to use at the moment i am useing diawa senser but is there anything better .
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Old 09-07-2008, 09:45 PM
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Ive used Sensor for as long as i can remember its never let me down and its no financial hardship to respool my reels twice a year if necessary
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Do a search mate line has been covered extensively....you'll find a lot like sensor!
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I like Fox Camo Soft Steel . Good as a hook-link too
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Old Skool Maxima lover, can't find it anymore. Using Fox Warrior on a couple of reels, Berkley Big Game on another couple and undecided what to spool up my new reels with - but probably gonna go with Sensor as it seems to be popluar, and I like to be in with the " in crowd " lol

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Stick with your diawa sensor there's nowt wrong with it i have used it for years now i have tried other lines but i have always gone back to sensor and it's as cheap as chips and it's a quality line as many of the top anglers will testify .
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Sensor all the way mate
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Im not a fan of Sensor having used it and binned it i believe you get what you pay for.Shimano or Trilene for me.
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daiwa sensor in black lovely in clear water vertualy disapers never let me down either
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sensor clear or pro clear.
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depends if you fish at range much or not mate i like to whip a lead so i dont get along with it although i use it as a shockleader, my mate has got sensor on his though and i have to say its a pure bargain for somebody who doesnt fish long range.
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not knocking sensor line but iv used the esp line quite abitnow and never letme down. suppose theres alot of good lines on the market but also alot of over priced cr*p
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Nash bullet xt mate really tough and casts well
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Nash bullet xt mate really tough and casts well
casts well! in what breaking strain 6 lb! but its by far the strongest line ive ever used you could tow buses in with it!
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