kaveman wrote: Never used Ocea braid but personally i would stick to a manufacturer that makes braid for a living, not a rod and reel company trying to add another string to their bow. Try Tasline Elite braid, this stuff is one of the best braids made and every batch is tested and average breaking strain is written on the spool. Thin yet ultra strong and very silky to the touch. Never had a wind knot personally using this braid either Check out: www.paulusjustfishing.com for a totally unbiased review of nearly every braid made and you will see why Paul rates this braid as number One. Prices are cheaper than Ocea braid too. |
Fishy11 wrote:
"Never used Ocea braid" Well that sums it up... "Stick to a manufacturer that makes braid or a living" Like YGK? who as far as i'm aware make it for Shimano.... "Trying to add another string to their bow" Oh yeah because it's the first braid/superline the've sold.... The've been selling power pro which is strong as sh*t (although a bit wire like compared to newer 'braids') for how long??? Once again made by a manufacture who knows what their doing(Innovative textiles i believe). |
Stefan wrote: Does the Ocea cast ok? Heard that wind knots might be a problem cause its limp? Want to use it far both jigging and casting... |
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