Gami EWG vs. 6lb P-Line

[Hunt'nFish]

Gami EWG vs. 6lb P-Line co-polymer.......which do you think won?

http://i111.photobucket.com/albums/n122/Mike_in_Oregon/Willamette%20Rvr/DSCN3454.jpg

P-Line co-polymer just amazes me how tough, strong and abrasion tolerant it is.
And for such a strong line it has surprisingly little memory. A little use and it seems to straighten right out.
I hate line that is all stiff and coiled up.

And man when it finally breaks off on a snag it tends to break at the knot...not at the 1st scratch.

I give it an A+
Hunt'nFish

[Sublime]

I agree, that P-Line is some great stuff! ..is that a split shot above the hook? what kind of rig were ya using, if i might ask.. never used one that way..

[Hunt'nFish]

Sublime (it's Brian right?...)
Yeah it's a split shot. When tossing 3" TrikStick's (senko knockoff) in wind a little tiny splitshot right above the bait helps it to sink. A little tip Roger "EBG" showed me one day. I work it much the same way you'd work a little jig.....only it's a lot more weedless.

[Basscaster]

Which Copolymer is that? The CXX extra strong?

[dragon67]

Hey Mike how do you find the casting distance on that? Same as regular mono lines or like brand where it doesn't seem to go as far sometimes.

[Geoff Pace]

Mike,
since you let me use some up at brownlee i've changed over to P-line and love it. to answer the casting question from Dragon67 i've never had aline cast as far as it does.
Geoff
ps I did not see a fish kissing dog in the picture! whats up with that, I hope Chance isn't going threw fish withdralls! hehe.

[Hunt'nFish]

Basscaster, I forgot to look on the boxes to see what was printed on it. Will do that a lunch. But I think your right. I do it has a light green color to it.

Geoff, left the camera in camp w/ the family. I'm not real good about getting fish pics....I seem to be more wrapped up in fishing. I really need to get a live well solution in place for the new sled.....then I could pack them around & amire them until I think to take pics. Chance used to "guard them" to make sure they didn't jump out on the Tracker. :laugh:

But the packing them around comment is probably a bad idea until they come off nests. Take a male off a nest and you pretty much doom that hatch.
Hunt'nFish