I love the Suffix 832, great line. Used that line in 65lbs for my heavier rod and still have it on there 2 years later with hardly any fading and minimal wear with fishing almost every day.
Use 10lb on my casting reels and my 1 spinner...zero problems not gonna compare it 2 anything alot of good lines out there...but I will never stray away from 832.thankyou 4 review God bless.
To me it blows power pro away, the only line on my spinning reels, my only advice with it is to use your finger nails or teeth to rub off a little of the coating when making knots, I found some of my knots slipping from the smooth coating, now that I rub some coating off, no more slippage
The 832 is a great line for spinning reels, especially Penn reels. Penn spinning reels are notorious for wind knots if you fill the spool "too full". I personally fill them to about 85% capacity, I don't have any issues. 832 tends to be quite supple and doesn't spring off the spool like some other lines. I also like PP V2 super smooth for this reason. By the way, another huge issue for braids is casting lighter lures diagonal to the wind. If you are in South Texas, for instance, the strong winds will pull line off of the spool if you get any slack. With the wind isn't such a big deal. Tight lines!
10lb seems lil light to me. Not that the breaking strength isnt enough but because it takes soooo much more line to fill. Spool and while abasion resistance isn't a big thing being able to pull a fish away from oysters or structure is nice with heavier line. Also depends on reel size obviously My 3000 I filled with 15lb My 4000 30lb Would have cost a small fortune to fill the 4000 with 10lb.
Hey, so i got more into fishing and am now choosing to buy the insider Club but will it be helpfull for me when i live in Austria and i will also have all the access to the maps and evrything?
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