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May-09-2008, 04:55 PM
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Name: andy Vessel: 16 sir catch alot Location: harbor area Job:hard labor | The best spectra
power pro spectra or izorline spectra? | 
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May-09-2008, 04:57 PM
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Name: Matt Age: 32 Vessel: I'm just a 1/2 day deckhand... Location: Haze Grey and Underway... Job:U.S.N/ Exiled deckhand on the Daily Double and Point Loma...Currently stranded in HI(:D) Bio: I fish the world over, one duty station at a time... | Jerry Brown Line One.... | |
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May-09-2008, 05:15 PM
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Name: Kevan Age: 47 Vessel: IMAHO Location: Hemet, Ca Job:Tackle Store Owner Bio: Grew up in Illinois fishing Lakes, and Rivers, Retired Navy, Cooked on Sporties for 6 years, Love the Ocean | Quote:
Originally Posted by Smudge  Jerry Brown Line One.... | Yep! | |
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May-09-2008, 05:36 PM
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Name: steve huth Age: 51 Vessel: 44' HALLETT IMCO Location: glendora ca. Job:contractor | jerry brown or izorline. both work great. | |
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May-09-2008, 05:54 PM
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Name: Jim Perkins Age: 40 Vessel: 24' striper "D'Bar" Location: Alpine Job:Local 12 Equipment Operator | Quote:
Originally Posted by Smudge Jerry Brown Line One.... |
Yep what he said times 2
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May-09-2008, 08:23 PM
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Name: Jon Scobey Vessel: SS Minnow Location: Bartlett, TN Job:CFO / CPA | What about Blackwater? | |
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May-09-2008, 08:26 PM
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Name: Ethan Age: 29 Vessel: '08 Sea Pro 176cc Location: Oceanside/CA/USA Job:Operations Manager Bio: Fishin, snowboarding, golfing, racquetball, racing my cbr1000rr, and wondering why I have no time to work on my house! | JB..
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May-09-2008, 09:10 PM
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Name: RICK Age: 47 Vessel: 22' Shamrock Predator "MATTANZA" & Boston Whaler 25' Outrage "MATTANZA II" Location: TIERRASANTA Job:Mortgage biz. I sell money... want some? | izor | |
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May-09-2008, 09:14 PM
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Name: Eddie Vessel: none Location: San Diego Job:none | PowerPro. | |
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May-09-2008, 10:10 PM
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Name: Jon Miller Age: 23 Vessel: none Location: San Francisco, CA Job:Sports Broadcaster | Quote:
Originally Posted by Outthouse What about Blackwater? | The 50-60lb hollowcore stuff has an edge because it'll splice better, but it's damn expensive. | |
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May-10-2008, 10:33 AM
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Name: Jon Scobey Vessel: SS Minnow Location: Bartlett, TN Job:CFO / CPA | Quote:
Originally Posted by SpikeCB22 The 50-60lb hollowcore stuff has an edge because it'll splice better, but it's damn expensive. | Its just money. | |
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May-10-2008, 10:47 AM
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Name: Kevan Age: 47 Vessel: IMAHO Location: Hemet, Ca Job:Tackle Store Owner Bio: Grew up in Illinois fishing Lakes, and Rivers, Retired Navy, Cooked on Sporties for 6 years, Love the Ocean | Quote:
Originally Posted by SpikeCB22 The 50-60lb hollowcore stuff has an edge because it'll splice better, but it's damn expensive. | Based on what data? If it splices better for you, or you prefer it then that's fine but I don't think there is any test data out there to support that statement. Jb has 40#, and 50# hollow niether is spliceable as the core is too small. I don't think anybody makes a 50# or under that is spliceable. The 60# and up is spliceable, and I have never had a problem splicing with it. I must admit I have never tried the Blackwater though, and probably won't due to the price difference. In my opinion it cannot be that much better to justify the price differential. | |
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May-10-2008, 11:33 AM
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Name: Mark Age: 44 Vessel: USS Drum SSN 677 Location: Carlsbad Job:Hero of the Stupid | 60# isn't the best to splice with, 80# is better IMHO.
The Blackwater is nice stuff but too pricey for me.
I'll stick with LB Line One.
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May-10-2008, 03:40 PM
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Name: jim Vessel: none Location: sacramento Job:humble public servant | JB Line One. Side by side with Blackwater (and I've got some of each on my workbench right now) there is virtually no percievable difference, and certainly not at that price.
Their fluoro though is a whole 'nother kettle of fish! | |
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May-10-2008, 04:30 PM
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Name: Kyle Vessel: N/A Location: SD Job:fish and fish | POWER PRO | |
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