PowerPro Spectra Moss Green Braided Line

This review is only within the context of Ice Fishing for game fish - I have been using this line for ~15 years. The previous standard for line was the black nylon (possibly braided) that had been around for years. It always had a "memory" where it wanted to remain coiled. But, on an extremely cold day, it froze into loops after being taken out of the water. I decided to look for something better. As I recall, Power Pro was a relatively new product on the market. And, 50 pound test was the strongest available. The color, mossy-green, made total sense to me. I replaced the line on all of my tip-ups, and started catching more fish. It was relaxed when it came off of the spool. It didn't freeze in the air after being wet. It had a little flex to it, when getting a big bite, and didn't snap. It stood-up well to the abrasion from the edges of the hole in the ice, when landing a fish. It is much thinner, with greater strength. All of that was not lost on my best friend. He showed-up next season with the same line on all of his tip-ups. ***This is important - do not ever grab the line with your bare hands, when there is a fish on*** The small diameter of the line, and possible resistance from a good size fish, will cause the line to cut into your skin like a razor. It happened to my best friend. This is not an exaggeration. That being said, I still give 5 stars. Wear some gloves, and catch more fish!

Nice and strong braided line for its thinness so u can add more line on your reel

65lb braid that is as thin as 12lb mono...gotta have it. I have braid on every rod I use and have never had any complaints. I have 10lb on my inshore rods and I can launch a Mirrordine lure what seems like a mile.

One of the better fishing line works great

Musky line