Sufix696 Tritanium Plus Monofilament Fishing Line, 1/4 lb Spool

Great line! About as strong as Seaguar Fluorocarbon. Great value. Great visual clarity.

Sufix titanium PlusOK folks, I've read the reviews about this product and it has allot of good reviews on Amazon and other fish forums. I was still skeptical on the product so I diligently continued to search on reviews and talked to other fishermen before purchasing. My rig is simple a 8ft Ugly Stick and Penn 5500SS spinning reel. Most to all my fishing is at Galveston Texas, now most that fish the north & south jetties, dikes or the broken bridge knows they will always get hooked up in the rocks more than once. Fishing at the broken bridge late evening I must have gotten hooked 4 times, I zig-zag my line back and forth the shore to see if the hook would dislodge from the rocks. Afterwards of pulling and tugging I grabbed the line and started pulling in by hand when the line would release from the rocks and I would retrieve the entire line back. I'm a believer this 25lbs test line did not snap moreover while pulling in the line I've bent almost straight 0/1 circle and treble hook. I check the line for any abrasiveness the line is smooth. I admit this line is just a bit expensive $3-5 more than other spools but it's so worth it. I'm no professional nor buy the latest and greatest equipment just a simple consumer finding a good line to use. I'm putting this line on the rest of my rigs.

The line is great for the low memory, casting light lures even @14#.Always use a knot with a double line when connecting to metal (like a double uni knot) - if you don't, the line snaps at the knot during casting hard when over an ounce.

I have used this line for years surf fishing and it is outstanding. Never had a break problem (unless we get into toothy critters). Line to shock leader knots hold up well too. Over time you can feel nicks in the line where it rubs the sand, but it still stays strong. I have pulled an 8ft shark onto the beach with 20lb line. This stuff is great.

I use braid with a leader on just about everything except my conventional (baitcaster) surf rods and this line has always performed well along with Ande lines. 14# & 17# depending on reel size.

Tritanium Plus mono line is my primary line for surf and saltwater fishing and I LOVE IT! In 2013 I decided to try braided line for the first time. I saw no difference in strength, sensitivity, hook setting power, and casting distance. I got tons of knots from breezy conditions, using topwaters, and having slack line with braided, which means I'm always sticking with Sufix Tritanium Plus.I was able to put 10 lb Tritanium Plus to the test twice in 2013 while surf fishing. In May I was casting with a lighter setup which included 10 lb Tritanium and a 7 foot medium heavy freshwater rod and was able to land a 32 inch 12 pound 12 ounce striped bass. Then in early June, I landed a 36 inch 12 pound bluefish.

I really liked this line when I first put it on but after being on regular bait caster for for a week I've used it twice. Works fine, good strength and pretty abrasive resistant but it's already coiled up pretty bad. Low memory? Not hardly. No better or worse than any other that I've tried. Every manufacturer out there claims LOW MEMORY but I don't think any such thing exists. I've tried dozens of different lines over the years from the cheap stuff to the most expensive. Haven't found anything yet that lives up to those claims.

I'm not sure why this line is so inexpensive. 1700+ yards of 8lb for $12.99 is remarkably cheap. Yet it works great. I fish rough areas for flounder and this line is very abrasion resistant. Breaks well above it's rating. Casts well. Very little menory. Haven't had a single issue with this line. At this price, I'm gonna buy a bunch of these spools and never buy another mono for light tackle jigging in abrasive areas.