Product Review: Sufix Fishing Line

            As an angler who enjoys the competitive end of the sport of bass fishing, it is important to me to have quality gear.  In most cases, the dollar amount paid for gear, will be a good indicator of its quality.  I did say in most.  There are always exceptions in the industry.

 When it comes to fishing lines, I have tried numerous brands from the inexpensive brands to the top end stuff.  I eventually settled with P-Line for most of my rigs, and was happy with this brand for sometime.  In fact, I probably would still be using P-Line if not for Rusty Hooks.  (No this is not a misprint, the guys real name is Rusty Hooks.)

 While at Bill Lukes Big Bass Days, earlier this year, I met Rusty at the Sufix booth.  He asked me what I was using and offered to spool my reels with Suffix.  I wasn’t crazy about the idea as I was not looking for new line.  He then asked me what it is I used.  After telling him about my confidence in P-Line, he preceeded to ask me if I had time to watch some abrasion tests.  He matched P-Line and Sufix DNA into a head-to-head test and, to my surprise DNA was much stronger pound for pound.  When P-Line broke, the DNA did not look or feel damaged at all.  Rusty gave me a few boxes to try, and that was all it took.

To this day, I have not changed the initial spool of DNA that I put on my cranking rod.  It simply doesn’t need to be changed and looks as it did on day one.  DNA is exceptionally soft and smooth.  This, combined with its limpness, allows for long, trouble free casts.  I have found that its tensile and knot strength is virtually unmatched as well.  Besides the above qualities, throw in the fact that it has very little memory, virtually no line twist, and very low stretch factor, you have one awesome product.  And last but not least, it is non-expensive.

After contacting Rusty and sharing my new love for DNA, he went on to tell me of the Tritanium Plus Series.  He began describing it as the new generation of castability, strength, and sheer toughness.  Before long, I had a few boxes of Tritanium and was out for a test.  Sufix does it again, as this line is as good as advertised.  Put it this way, Sufix lines are now on all of my rods.

Sufix is no stranger to the fishing line industry though most of you have never probably heard of them.  They are in their 29th year of line production, but spent most of that time producing line for over 170 companies worldwide.  Sufix has taken everything they have learned in those 29 years, and produced the elite of elites when it comes to fishing lines.  The best thing about it is, it won’t cost you an arm and a leg to spool your reels and you will definitely get a lot of usage for your money.

Sufix is taking off and the word of this line is spreading.  Waterdog Willy’s now carries Sufix and most of your other favorite tackle shops should have it soon.  For more information on Sufix, check out their website at www.sufix.com.

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