Power Pro Super Slick

[GDubya07]

Originally Posted by SaltLife1980

Just put some 20# on my fluke set up... Penn Battle 3000 on a Shimano trevala.. So far i have no issues with it.. I like it so far.. I dont really feel a difference between the slick and the reg power pro.. I have the reg on few other rods and it seems to perform just as good.. No knot issues.. And no normal braid noise while reeling in which is cool

Jeff is this the blue line you had on your penn battles I asked you about on the RFA trip ???

You seemed to do pretty well with it - and BTW - think I am getting a penn battle today Thanks to you and Jeff for answering my questions

Gdubs- I was the loud Hot- Azz- Mezz - that fished next to you adn Jeff

[CadiShackFishing]

Yes it is the line we had on the RFA trip. Jeff, Sr.

[GDubya07]

Thanks again Jeff and Jeff - I will se eyou guys on the water reel soon - get it reel - I think I am funny

Good Luck - Be Well - Be Safe and Catchum - UP

GDubs - thanks again for the 411 - picking up the penn battle tomorrow hopefully -

[njboarder]

Someone was selling a spool of 80# SS pretty cheap, so I was like wth.. just try it out.
I spooled my bx2-500 and jigged with it a few times and it seems much better than regular PP as the line was pretty smooth and not too thick.
I would use it again.

[rubberheels]

I like the way it cast. Don't know about casting reel though. My knots are holding good as reg. pp. I'll probably buy it again.

[GDubya07]

After using the 20lb all fluke season - no issues or complaints

Worked well for me

anyone else have an opinion ???

GDubs-

[dfish28]

Definitely better than the original for many occasions- my main reason for this is the sound that gets projected all the way down the line with the original, having been down on the bottom next to a rig, you can hear every crank when the braid passes through the eyes, not so much on lighter setups but say a 3 oz jig and up or so, I prefer silent n deadly.

[Foul Hook]

Originally Posted by njboarder

Someone was selling a spool of 80# SS pretty cheap, so I was like wth.. just try it out.
I spooled my bx2-500 and jigged with it a few times and it seems much better than regular PP as the line was pretty smooth and not too thick.
I would use it again.

When I made the original post I was looking at the same thing but in 30#, so that was what prompted the question. Since then a bought a new avet and had it spooled with 30# ss and loved it ! I'm goona re-spool my other gear with it when I get a chance.

[kurtisb]

I used it on 3 fluke reels this summer. I like it better than regular PP. I find the the coating does wear off near the working end. I cut back about 5 feet after each trip. Using a top shot stopped the wear.