Anyone tried the Sufix mono? If so, pros and cons.
Normally I use Power Pro for braid and McCoy's Mean Green for mono. Just
wondering.....
--
Doyce

I picked up a few spools of the DNA last year at ICAST and I've gotta say...
I'm pretty impressed with it. I normally use 12# Stren, but got 17# Suffix
blue flourescent for night fishing. I can't tell much difference in the line
compared to the 12# Stren.

Give it a try... I think it's holding up fairly well for me and I fish alot
of rock!

"Charles Summers"
I fish alot


Catch any big boulders lately Chaz?

WW;-)

Ya know... right now, I'd be happy to set the hook on a big ole boulder.
Maybe Saturday... I may even catch a fish!

On Tim's Ford today, we were rounding a sharp point, coming into the windy
side, and I commented that we should be getting bit right about then. Not
ten seconds later, I felt the familiar thump and set the hook. My pole bent
as the line cut through the water toward our stern. I commented to Rick that
it didn't feel like a bass.... maybe a big drum? For sure, it was just
burrowing down toward deeper water and made no effort to jump. I loosened my
drag a bit, since we'd drifted away from shore, and settled into the task of
retrieving line. Rick took one look at my pole and jumped for the net. Good
thing he had it, too, because when the rock came to the surface, it was a
good 12 pounds. He netted it and swung it aboard, where I unhooked it,
paused for quick photos, and released it unharmed to fight again. It was
over so fast... only later did I wonder if it might have been a line class
record, since I was using 6 pound mono.... Suffix, by the way.

I've used Suffix for the past two years, and my perspective is that it's the
best mono I've ever tried. I have now bought big spools of it in several
test sizes (6#, 8#, 10#, 14#, and 17#, I think).

I'd like to see some objective lab tests done on it, comparing it to other
monofilament lines. In all the categories, I think it would rate well.
Relatively little memory.... nick and abrasion resistant.... durable... good
color choices (kind of a lemonade green, clear, and fluorescent). If you
try it, I think you'll be satisfied.

Joe
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Ya know... right now, I'd be happy to set the hook on a big ole boulder.
Maybe Saturday... I may even catch a fish!
"go-bassn" <donwar@erols.com> wrote in message news:W5ydnb0P8tfcfmLcRVn-jw@rcn.net...

Joe you forgot one more important thing

It last longer on the reel.

I change line every couple of weeks, but I have one bait caster with
Suffix on it, this reel gets used every trip, and I have not had, or
needed to change that line in 6 months, it's still limp, and feels great.

I've never had line hold up like this
--
Rodney Long,
Inventor of the Long Shot "WIGGLE" rig, SpecTastic Thread
Boomerang Fishing Pro. ,Stand Out Hooks ,Stand Out Lures,
Mojo's Rock Hopper & Rig Saver weights, Decoy Activator
and the EZKnot http://www.ezknot.com

Many thanks to all that responded.

My home lake is Lake Fork, a lake that just eats most monos, hence my use of
Mccoy's Mean Green. It is very abrasion resistant and strong, but has a bit
too much memory for my liking.

I have a couple of reels that I need to respool, so I will pick up a couple
of spools of Sufix and give it a try.

Keep yer line wet and your fanny dry,
--
Doyce