All J-Braid All The Time !!
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- Опубліковано 29 лют 2024
- Daiwa J-braid has the thinnest line diameter of any braid on the market today and from my research I’ve seen that nothing can match the 6 pound .06 mm diameter of this product. It’s a great product, it’s a bit expensive but when you’re on the water and you want all your equipment to work in harmony, then you need to have it all dialed in and therefore I’m going with J-Braid all the time.
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J-braid is amazing, but it’s soo hard to find 6# in the 300m spool
@@Jellycheez I’ve been lucky to find it on the EBay in the 3000 yd spool for $125. But you have to hunt for the listings.
Phenix iron feather may be thinner then daiwa j braid 8x (im not sure), silk ocean PE .4 is .04mm and it is supposedly 12lb test, i ordered some .8 to try it and the .8 is 18.1lb it is .09 mm very expensive though, 63$ for 400m.
Good to know - the thinner the better and hopefully it performs well -- I'm also becoming a big fan of fluorocarbon on the baitcasters of late - it's so nice to have a line which really bucks the wind really, really well.
@JSturr yeah, I'll be honest I kind of hate fluro I never use it, it's expensive, and so much weaker then mono, after it's been stretched near it's breaking point even once it becomes like 20% weaker and how I fish I will sometimes hook into a 3lb bass or 7+lb channel cat on ul so the only line I use is braid and mono, can't take the chance of breaking off on such a big fish the other day I landed 2 2.5lb bass on 3lb mono, with fluro it most definitely would of broken
I haven't had any issues of late - but I'll keep your experiences in mind -- I'm using Seguar as of late and it has been performing really well - so far I'm a big fan - caught 6 Rainbow Trout this weekend and it worked just great.
@JSturr that's good that you aren't having any issues. Hopefully, it stays that way. The fluro I tried wash berkley Vanish and seagar Red Label so try and stay away from those 2, I hated both of them