What's your favorite fishing line

[fishnfool59]

i use fireline for my topwater and crankbait rods. a low stretch mono or florocarbon for soft plastics. i find the fireline for topwater gets alot more fish and holds up much better.

[Raquettedacker]

Welcome to the site..   I also like braid for top water...  And love BPS XPS fluorocarbon for plastics...

[Raquettedacker]

PS, where are you from??
Might want to put that in your avatar...   

[robbi]

Outfitted two new rod/reel combos for jigging walleye this year.  Put Fireline on one and Suffix 832 on the other......have to see which I like best.  A walleye pro at the boat show this past weekend showed me Fireline Tracer.......which would be awesome for jigging.  I picked up another ultra light rod and reel  a couple weeks ago and might try   Tracer for fishing brook trout in the creeks. 

[Lundin-loading]

8lb power pro or 6lb fireline were my favorites, however I recently had serious issues with an entire spool of fireline and will be completely phasing that out and going back to power pro on all of my spinning setups. On my casters I like 20lb power pro. I use trilene flouro for leaders tied on with a modified albright or double uni-knot. I've seen too many inserts knocked out to throw a swivel on that connection, and I'm not convinced swivels do much swiveling anyway!

[gundogwanted]

The better rods get Vanish Transition, then it's Ande and/or Suffix Siege for the rest.
Spooled up some 832 braid last year, not sold on it yet.

[MBrown4]

My favorite braid is daily samurai braid but at 40 bucks it only is on my walleye jig rod.other than that I have pp super slick and suffix 832.tried fireline. hate it.fray city.i prefer the 832 over ppss because it lays better and allows me to get more on a spool.seems to cast better also

[Doubles Shooter]

I might be stuck in the horse and buggy days, But my favorite line is good old Trilene XL. Been using it since it hit the market, both soft water and ice 2- 20#. Can't think of any problems with it. Affordable too.

[danny b]

I used to use trilene all the time until I bought one spool that just kept snapping at the knot and it kinda ruined it for me

[fishnaddct]

i use braid, mono, and flouro. everything has it's time and place. i like suffix braid and mono and for flouro i like the seaguar.

[panfishman13]

i like the mr crappie high-vis crappie line in bright green for my ultralight rods, for heavier stuff i use trilene super strong sensation (whoever approved that name should get a slap upside the head), again in a high-vis color.

for open water, i don't mind the stretch that mono has. it's easy on the wallet, i can get it in a huge variety of colors so i can color-code my reels (4 lb test is green, 6 lb test is orange, 8 lb test is pink, etc.) making it super easy to match reels and line to rods, and with the high-vis, it makes it super easy to tie knots and detect bites. around here, summer is hot. so line memory doesn't tend to be much of an issue until fall.

honestly, if i could afford flourocarbon, i'd buy it. i can afford braid, but i suck at casting the stuff, so it almost always tangles. therefore i pretty much only use braid for vertical jigging.

[3300]

silver thread for pans
power pro for game

[WyoMinFisher]

Phasing out Fireline this year due to fraying, went with Power Pro on 2 jigging poles and Suffix on another 2.  All tipped with Vanish fluorocarbon leader.  Make up my mind as the season goes on as to which one is best for my use.....

[davidcox]

30LB Power Pro

[htc]

power pro braid and seagar leaders nothing else