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  • Line Strength Comparison

    Found an interesting article on line strength and abrasion resistance here. Theres a table comparing the most common lines.

    I was shocked how badly the Ultima F1 performed. The most expensive Ultima line was beaten by the cheapest (Seastrike)!

    http://www.anglersnet.co.uk/authors/dave02.htm

  • #2
    Looks like masterline blue comes out about the best overall,and it\'s not too dear either.

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    • #3
      Was going to get the F1 or Red Ice, but as casting distance for 35lb line is irrelevant when rock fishing, and strength and abrasion resistance is everything, I think I\'ll be going for the Suffix Tritanium.

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      • #4
        Mike i normally use the Seastrike 35lb on the rocks as it is cheap and i have a spool of Tritanium as well which i have\'nt used yet,i checked the site and it was quite interesting how different lines faired against each other.
        i think at the end of the day its what the induvidual prefers
        Cheers Alan...

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        • #5
          Some very interesting and suprising results. In some cases it would seem that what you are paying for is branding and marketing hype rather than quality of line!

          I wouldn\'t mind getting my hands on one of the Berkley line testing machines. It would be great for testing my knots.
          Pat. Pending

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          • #6
            I use Berkley Trilene for the rocks in 40lb or 30lb. We\'ve had a similar discussion before and you\'ll find it\'s not as thin as some but has good abrasion resistance.

            I think Seastrike is ok for the money and use it for rig bodies, especially for rough ground rigs when it\'s not too expensive to keep losing.

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