Best Reel Line ???

[gillm]

I have powerline for hooklengths, but I am stuck for reel line.
What's the best???

 

[12f2004]

Used the daiwa sensor for years and years for reel line. Never let me down!

 

[kevb]

another vote for daiwa sensor .....

 

[gillm]

is there just one type of that or do they have different ones

 

[biggs]

matchwinner is good stuff if you are using it for the wag or the feeder, bomb etc. never had any problems with it.

 

[pham]

I use Sensor on my bigpits when carping and Maxima on all my match reels!

 

[bream dream]

has to be sensor.

 

[Dave_Barrett]

Daiwa TDR line is excellent and it comes in 150 metres spool

 

[jonny_b1989]

Originally posted by Ide basher

Daiwa TDR line is excellent and it comes in 150 metres spool

TDR is terrible stretchy, thin, breaks easy stuff. Daiwa Sensor or Maxima. Maxima takes on water so sinks easily. Ide Basher never uses a rod so he would'nt know what its like[]

 

[pole addict]

Originally posted by gillm

is there just one type of that or do they have different ones

They have clear or brown.
Only the brown can be bought on 4 oz spools,and there'sloads of it for 7.99 [:T]

 

[Donfish]

There were some favourable reviews on here a while back for Mullarkeys own brand line.Cheap price too.

 

[mocnscott]

I used to use sensor on all of my reels and still do on my big fish reels. On my match reels I have switched to ultima power plus and it is far more suited to method feeder and also waggler rigs, I also use Drennan seper mono and like that too. It does pay to experiment until you find something you are happy with. Sensor isn't bad line but try another on one spool and see how you get on.

Scott

 

[monster800]

mr cr@ppy from the USA, mile and half for less than a fiver! limp, abrasion resistant and tough

 

[andyfp]

another vote for daiwa sensor

I also use it for me sea reels, Ghost Line is another good line

 

[getfishing]

Gamma Copolymer

 

[john83]

guru dragline for the feeder, perfect line for the feeder, and berkley trilene sensation for a waggler line. i find that a great waggler line.

 

[Simon R]

Daiwa Sensor for the feeder, good old Bayer Perlon for stillwater float work and Drennan Floatfish for the rivers.

All three have served me well for years so I see no need to change.[]

Even if Maxima were free I wouldn't use it - horrible, stretchy stuff[xx(]

Simon

 

[gudgeon man]

the diawa and maxima will do the job ,tried and tested,get some diawa bulk spools off ebay ,cant beat it for price,store in a dry dark place last you for years.

 

[Hatchye]

Originally posted by monster800

mr cr@ppy from the USA, mile and half for less than a fiver! limp, abrasion resistant and tough

Another vote for it herealthough I don't think they do 3lbs which is a shame! (Might just be the shop I have recently used though)

 

[getfishing]

Originally posted by getfishing

Gamma Copolymer

this is american too.