Power Pro Spectra Braided Line Moss Green

Spectra is the registered trademark of Honeywell International for a special formulation of the same space-age material that bullet-proof vests and other tough protective gear is made from. Spectra is tiny filaments of super strong material that when braided together produce extremely strong, extremely thin line that is perfect for some fishing applications. Power Pro designed this Spectra line to feel smooth to the touch, which means this line won't cut your guides, and with less friction it will cast farther. It will also enhance knot performance and will lay better on the spool, which will also help increase casting distance. The near zero stretch of Spectra lines means you will have the ultimate in sensitivity so every twitch will be transmitted to your hand. Power Pro Spectra Line offers premium line at a reasonable price.

Line Dia.	8lb	10lb	15lb	20lb	30lb	40lb	50lb	65lb	80lb
Inches	.005	.006	.007	.009	.011	.013	.014	.016	.017
Millimeters	.13	.15	.18	.23	.28	.33	.36	.41	.43
Equiv. Mono Diameter	1lb	2lb	4lb	6lb	8lb	10lb	12lb	16lb	17lb

Comments: Awesome line! I have used this to land some of my biggest bass, and tons of others too and it holds up great, never had a problem with it breaking.its very durable, it very rarely frays! I Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great braid for a great price!

From: Cobi: MI

Comments: Takes a while to break in, and in that process backlashes are common and bad. It's thin, but what braid isn't, its not nearly as smooth as suffix 832 and spiderwire, and a whole lot noisier on cast and retrieves. Its good for what it is, but at the 14 dollar price point get spiderwire stealth braid, its much smoother, no break in time, farther casting, quieter, and it retains color much better. If you're just starting to use braid maybe use this mainly to get used to using braid then change it out to something better.

From: Ben: FL

Comments: ive been using this line its worth it to buy it at only cheap price, cast very smooth and very tough in a thin diameter

From: Fitrii: Brune, Darussalam

Comments: LOVE!!!!! this stuff, im currently throwing 40lb on my baitcasters (10lb dia) and it casts like a DREAM. It casts as good as 10lb mono. however u have to make adjustments when using braid, no need to set the hook like king kong, or u WILL bend out ur light wire hooks. and when working baits like topwater or jerkbaits allow more a lot more slack in the line, then u would allow with mono in order to get ur full action out of the bait. over a 4.5 out of 5 stars, casts GREAT, doesnt cut into ur guides, and did i mention it casts GREAT

From: Kevin: SoCal

Comments: to the previous reviewer anyone who has ever used braided line knows to have a fat Sharpie in there boat no matter what the brand of line they all lose color after a while

Comments: I use 50 lb. on my frog and flipping rods.  You have to be careful with the tungsten weights cutting it but overall a great line for the money.  The only issue is it will lose color fast.  It goes from black to lime green to white in no time.  I'll try something else after this spool is gone.  I'm tired of respooling braid for the color.  Too bad because I like the line.

From: John: Columbus, GA

Comments: For the price this is the braid you want. But it loses its color fast and frays fast. But if you charge your line alot this is the line for you

From: Sonny: East Wareham, MA

Comments: The 20lb line was the worst line I have ever bought.  It broke during the cast at the reel soooo many times!!! not even at the knot.  I hate this line so much, and you would understand after you cast of 2 lucky crafts and several buzzbaits.  But the weirdest part is the 65lb pound test is amazing, never broke off a single time.  I like this stuff in higher pound test (50+)  but anything under I'll go with sufix.

From: Trevor: FL

Comments: This line is the best braid on the market. I have tried many other brands and this is the best. I got 20# on my spinning rod for skipping under docks and 50# on my flipping stick. Excellent knot strength and durability for both.

From: Joseph: IL

Comments: best braid ever i like using it with frogs and i like 15 pound test cause it is 4 pound test dia

From: Brayden: IN

Comments: 30 pound braid got caught on a dead lim and didnt even fray

From: Jake: OH

Comments: For the price this the best deal going. I prefer the 20lb. for spinning equipment, the 30lb. for casting spinner baits and rattle trap style lures, and 65lb. for the heavy stuff flipping and frogging. I've read some of the other complaints and have only had problems with this line when it looks like the package has been tampered with, however it was quickly exchanged when I showed this to the sales person.
Really the best stuff ever.

From: LJ: Sac, CA

Comments: If you want to truly test this line try lifting a 35lb weifght slowly off the ground using 50lbt test Por line. It will snap very quickly. I could lift the weight with a 30lb trilene mono line with out breaking. it snaps and break when casting on a spinning outfit. I went from 15lb to 50lb with the same poor results. I lost several lures just casting. I see others complaing about the same problem onvarious braided line. I wonder if Master would be any better?

From: Skyway Fisherman

Comments: I agree this braid used to hold up I have also had problems breaking fish off with 50 and 65 lb test. After I broke 3 fish off I decided it was the line so I moved up to 65 and it still happened. Broke off some frogs and some tungsten weights due to this line. I have switched to Sunline FX2 and haven't had a problem with it yet exept it is expensive.

From: Taylor: GA

Comments: i love this line especially 15lbs as due to its strength n abrasive resistance when cast at rocky outcrops. the price is reasonable too

From: Siid: Brunei Darussalam

Comments: This braid use to hold up.  Now i cant stop breaking it.  Cost me a check in the last tournament. First cast, new 65 lb braid, broke off a sweet beaver. I have already broken off fish atleast 10 times this year. Something is definatly wrong with this line.  I have changed it multiple times.  Done trying switching to suffix.

From: G Man: Gonzales, LA

Comments: MY first braided line.  Using 15 lbs. test on my main rod which I fish mostly wacky or texas rigged plastics.  I've caught two 4 lb. bass this season and line held fine.

From: Austin: St. Paul, MN

Comments: i used this line for cuda and for tuna man dose this stuff hold up to some powerful fish can't wait to test this line pn a mako yeah thats right i said it mako

From: Kris: San Diego, CA

Comments: IVE TRIED ALOT OF DIFFERENT BRANDS I PERSONALY LIKE THIS LINE THE BEST. YOU RARELY GET WIND KNOTS,NO LINE TWISTS.BUT DONT GET HUNG UP ,THE ROD WILL BREAK BEFORE THE LINE DOES.ONLY ONE SLIGHT DRAW BACK---IT MAKES SOMEWHAT OF A NOISE WHEN REELING IT IN.I LIKE IT BECAUSE IT HANDLES LIKE MONO.VERY GOOD PRODUCT!!!!

From: Kevin: Miami, FL

Comments: Great line! I use it for my costom 6'6" Quatum Engry PT rod and a Shimano Curado for worms and spinnerbaits I used yellow 30 Lbs. test line great stuff it is rough but my costom rod was made for braid so bring it on!

From: Matt: Lima, OH

Comments: Power Pro Briad is the best braid out there ive fished them all before an theres no comparison ill keep usen the 40# on my casting rods an 20# for spiners an shacky heads way to go power pro

From: Bruce: Winnfield, LA

Comments: The best braid ever.  I have tried to switch many, many times, but always end up coming back.  I have been using power braid for 8+ years now and I know a good braid. 

From: Minnesota

Comments: Fantastic Braid! Manages easily on spinning gear with no manageability problems. I've used this line for 4 years now in the green for river migrating stripers. It has never let me down on spinning or casting gear. Have not had any issues with dye running off on tackle but it will fade a bit after use. My reels have it on them for 4 years now. I just reversed the line on one reel spool. No abrasion problems. If you want a reasonably priced braid with exceptional durability and quality, you can't go wrong with Power Pro.

From: Ray: Carmel, NY

Comments: Power Pro is a good beginner braid. I've fished it for about 2 years now and it leaves a nasty residue on all my frog rods and reels. I'll be moving to the suffix 832 line.

From: Wes: Ft Worth, TX

Comments: Power pro is garbage compared to masterbraid, 832 and tufline. Powerpro is much more stiff and has more tendency to loop and backlash. It's better than spiderwire but still garbage compared to other lines.

From: Ed: Graylake, IL

Comments: This stuff is the deal, I have caught 7 lb bass in heavy grass and 30 lb cats on rocks and this stuff just keep soing. Love it, the best out there.

From: Big Jon and the twins: Texas

Comments: the smoothest casting braid out there.

Comments: I will never use another braided line!!! Power Pro for LIFE!!!

Comments: simply the best braid on the market. i have tried darn near every braid on the market and power pro has always pulled me back. i have fished this stuff all over the gulf, marsh, and the nastiest freshwater habitat louisiana has to offer and it has never disappointed me. i don't care if it loses a little color after a while or make noise in the guides. bottom line is it cast further than others, holds a better knot, is more abrasive resistant, slides over and through grass better, and has a small diameter for its pound test rating as compared to others.

From: bassNredfish: Louisiana

Comments: The heavier lines that i use for frogging, and punching are amazing! although the lighter lines i have had trouble with knots holding and breaking it off.

Comments: Snapped off an $8 KVD 1/2oz Spinner Bait on the first cast with the 15lb braid, so this stuff actually cost me $21.00. Should have bought something better and I'd still have my lure. Live and Learn.

From: Bassket Kase: Denver, CO

Comments: I love this line it can not even compare to the spider wire ez braid. its amazing and anytime i want to go frog fishing i will always use power pro 65 lb. braid

From: Jared: Kentucky, USA

Comments: my favorite line on the market.....ive used spider wire,suffix,p-line,etc. and this is a lot better and half the price. I fish this with frogs,jigs,soft plastics and everything. Very versatile. Highly recommend this.

From: Jake: Virginia, USA

Comments: i like the spider wire braids better. power pro simply give's me more problems. i suppose it's just a matter of choice,  but i'll stick with what work's the best for me--

From: Wes: Salinas, CA

Comments:  Tough Line Period! When I set the hook I know this stuff will hold up to the power I put behind my hooksets. This stuff has held up to two seasons of brutality by me. Some people say you get more use out of it some people less. Depends on how much you fish. It will lose some of the color due to sunbleaching. If this is a concern get the Vicious Braid pen and recolor it. It still works.

Comments:Power Pro is completely average braid. I've tried 'em all, spend the extra money for Sufix.

From:Big J: Houston, TX

Comments:Probably the best braid I have ever used. Bought the 65lb to throw in extremely heavy grass for frog fishing and was amazed at how tough this line was and how well it held up. Three trips out all day fishing and not one issue. Would highly recommend it to anyone looking for an exceptional braid that casts and feels like mono or floro.

From:Fishnfool: Guntersville, AL

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