Low stretch mono

[Tree123]

 After being on braid  for a few months. Rules have changed and means I have. 

I love braid as find it so easy for feeling the drop. Are they any decent low stretch  mono out there?   

Edited January 7, 2019 by Tree123

[yonny]

Any of the pre-stretched lines have low stretch but you sacrifice abrasion resistance. If you want better abrasion resistance you can go for a semi-stretched line like Technium Black or GT-HD.

I have a mate that told me about a test he read in which Hydro Tuff came out with lower stretch than the semi-stretched lines. That really surprised me as Hydro Tuff is a full on snag line with amazing abrasion resistance. Worth checking out as that makes it a very special line indeed (it's what I use and have used since before I heard about this test). I use the .40 (20lb) and still get a banging drop so I can believe it.

[Tree123]

I'll have a look at thoose then

[Tree123]

3 hours ago, yonny said:

Any of the pre-stretched lines have low stretch but you sacrifice abrasion resistance. 

By pre stretched I'm guessing you mean the likes of fox exocet or simallar

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http://www.tacklebox.co.uk/tackle-box-line-test.html#/cmsPage/32

Have a look at this...i think Yonny(🤔) put this in a while ago...this helped me alot for my new lines...breaking strain..diameter

Between ESP syncro and Diawa sensor clear....i went with the latter.

 

[yonny]

33 minutes ago, Tree123 said:

By pre stretched I'm guessing you mean the likes of fox exocet or simallar

Exactly 👍

[chillfactor]

12 hours ago, Tree123 said:

 After being on braid  for a few months. Rules have changed and means I have. 

I love braid as find it so easy for feeling the drop. Are they any decent low stretch  mono out there?   

I used korda touchdown in the past for a low stretch line  & would happily use it again . Good on abrasion compared to most pre stretched lines . 

I was using it in15 lb in weedy waters .