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tlapinski · 02-04-2005, 07:13 AM

I was using Seagar for several seasons without any problems, 50# and 60#. This year I switched over to Ande fluoro in the same # test. It is equally as abrasion resistant, and 1/2 the price of Seagar. The only negative I have found with the Ande is that it is a little harder to tighten down your knots. You really have to get it completely soaked with spit to sinch it down.

02-04-2005, 07:13 AM	#9
tlapinski All up in the Interweb! iTrader: (1) Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In the dog house. Posts: 5,215	I was using Seagar for several seasons without any problems, 50# and 60#. This year I switched over to Ande fluoro in the same # test. It is equally as abrasion resistant, and 1/2 the price of Seagar. The only negative I have found with the Ande is that it is a little harder to tighten down your knots. You really have to get it completely soaked with spit to sinch it down.
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