fire line against reef

[Breamtastic]

i have been told that braid is no good against reef because it cuts so easy i was wondering is fire line any good against it

[lure_muncher]

now way will it last long!

Unless you use a really longe, really heavy leader.

[Conehead]

mate, fireline is atleast 80% abrasion resistant if not, more.

u can feel the difference it make's to mono cos u can just pull fish straight out of tight cover (with a heavier leader ofcourse).

u gotta be kidding, fireline has hardly any abrasion resistance, thats why there is need for strong abrasion resistance flurocarbon leaders.

[Zac 87]

yeah im with greg
fireline has crap resistance
up north if it just slightly touches the coral your gone.

[Conehead]

:eek: :eek: :eek:

jmo. ;) i love the stuff.

[Piscineidiot]

Tis true, nick fireline and it'll just fray apart. Not good when you're fishing up North near reef or what not. Not good when you hook a fish with decent teeth either if you're running fireline straight to your lure, which some people do for some unknown reason. the fact that it doesn't stretch doesn't help matters either, the line can't 'slide' across structure, it just parts.

Owen

[dantheman]

Nothing is good on reef/ apart from wire, but who uses that apart for shark traces.

[lure_muncher]

cuda and spaniard fishermen use wire traces around reef's...correct me if im wrong:confused:

[dantheman]

Yeh your wrong, they use them because baracuta and spanish mackrel have sharp teach not that fact they will get busted on the reef

[Hattori Hanzo]

fireline vs reef.....

No chance in hell...........

Supposedly, braid handles abrasion slightly better than Fireline. Non of these "superlines" have the abrasion resistance that mono, fluro or wire (if you're into sharks) has to offer.

[Breamtastic]

thanks so i wont be using fire line at ningaloo then hey
:D