Daiwa main line

[Angel Minkov]

Hey, guys. I was thinking of changing my main line on one of my reels and was thinking of using Daiwa - what is your opinion on their lines? Have you tried them? 

Cheers  

[RFCARP92]

Evening angel minkov,

I have recently put daiwa sensor 15lb main line onto my daiwa big pits, in my honest opinion it's the best mainline I've used in a long time.. give it a shot and let me know what you think!

 

Tight lines

[muscle20]

have used sensor in the past and no complaints at the price it is.

[Gazlaaar]

Sensor is a really good all round mainline, I've used it a lot over the years

[jh92]

Great value for money mate been using diawa sensor for years for all my fishing

Edited October 5, 2016 by jh92

[salokcinnodrog]

Brown Daiwa Sensor, very good line, used it for a long time in the past.

It is better than most more expensive lines

[Steve001]

As above. Great all round line and a great price. Been using it forever.

[spr1985]

As all of the above I use sensor and hyper sensor no problems at all

 

 

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[Angel Minkov]

Thanks guys! I needed opinions on Daiwa, as I was thinking of changing the main line on my float reel. I was thinking of using Daiwa TD super soft, but I guess the sensor will do the job as well?  

[welder]

Thanks guys! I needed opinions on Daiwa, as I was thinking of changing the main line on my float reel. I was thinking of using Daiwa TD super soft, but I guess the sensor will do the job as well?

 

Angel, just buy Sensor in brown. It won't disappoint, trust me.

 

Ian

 

[Angel Minkov]

I'd buy the sensor in a heartbeat, but there aren't many good shops here, in Bulgaria, so I don't have that much variety to choose from. The shop I want to buy it from only has from 0.26 and above. I want to fish a river where nobody releases their fish, people use nets and the fish is very wary of everything, so I was planning on using a line which is as thin as possible - around 0.12-0.16 :/ Well, they have 0.16 in the form of Daiwa TD super soft, so I will be buying that, but when I start seriously fishing for carp with boilies and buy my new sets, I will definitely go with the Daiwa Sensor. Do you think it would make a big difference if the line is the "moss green" or transparent on the river? Its a river with a swampy bottom, so the waters are almost never clear and see-through. I want to learn as much as possible, so sorry for all the questions ^^ 

[Phil]

I wouldnt worry about the colour. The diameter is more important.

[snowmanstevo]

Sensor is the mono that graces my reels..... I like it.

[newmarket]

I always found the brown to behave a lot better than clear , knots better , NEVER snaps unlike the clear and believe it or not seems to camouflage better than the clear too .