JDM PE line (what we would call braid) is absolutely wonderful stuff. It is expensive, and the lighter weight lines are extremely expensive, but high quality comes at a high price.
Although Sunline does sell braid for trout fishing, they sell a truly excellent braid for ultralight saltwater fishing. It seems we don't do much ultralight saltwater fishing in the US, but it is a big thing in Japan. Their Small Game PE-HG line works beautifully as a BFS line for trout fishing!
When I started using a baitcaster in trout streams I used the same nylon mono that I used with my spinning reels. Researching various lines, it seemed that most anglers who fish baitcasters fish with braid. I knew I wanted a very light line, because the Tenryu rods are rated for 4 or 5 lb lines. Very light braid is very expensive, but the Sunline Small Game PE-HG had very good reviews. I bought some and loved it.
I have came to believe a light braid really is the best choice for BFS. Nylon or fluorocarbon lines are perverse. It seems they want to jump off the spool, and will blow up into a bird's nest given half a chance. Given the same half a chance, braid seems to want to stay on the spool. I am now sold on braid.
The color is bright pink but it will fade with use.
If the button says Add to cart, the item is in stock.
Stock Sunline photo. The line wt is as shown above the Add to cart button.
The Sunline HG-PE line is made in Japan.
Shipping to US address - $5 via USPS Ground Advantage
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