Sufix 832 Advanced Lead Core Line

4

pretty good lead core line

Posted by iljFISH on June 12, 2019

I've had this (12 pound) on a level wind reel for three years and fished it for 50+ hours. It performs well, taking a spoon down 20+ feet with 3-4 colours out and 30+ feet with 5-6 colours out at… Read More

I've had this (12 pound) on a level wind reel for three years and fished it for 50+ hours. It performs well, taking a spoon down 20+ feet with 3-4 colours out and 30+ feet with 5-6 colours out at c.2mph - definitely dives deeper than the 'performance' variety. I am pretty sure the '12 pond test' rating is off as it appears much stronger and is difficult to break when snagged on bottom (1x). It is pretty low stretch, so you can feel your lure's action. The colours have remained bright with no fading during use. I have noticed cracking in the lead core in the last 6-10 feet of line up from the leader, as mentioned in some other reviews. Whether this affects the strength or performance of the line I am not sure, but it looks awful. I've been cutting 6' sections off the end of the line to remove the cracked portions, which is OK for me because I am not putting that much line out for my 20-30 foot trolling depths. So I would say this is a pretty good but not perfect product.

4

Good lne:runs deep and has great sesitivity.

Posted by M.T. Kreal on June 12, 2019

I've put about 70-80 hours trolling time on a spool of 18 lb 832 lead core and it is holding up well. I fish for lake trout in ways and places that are hard on line: banging spoons on the bottom … Read More

I've put about 70-80 hours trolling time on a spool of 18 lb 832 lead core and it is holding up well. I fish for lake trout in ways and places that are hard on line: banging spoons on the bottom or trolling with floating bait rigs with the line rubbing bottom. The line gets dragged across rock shoals and sunken trees and there is no noticeable abrasion wear. The line is sensitive enough to feel snags before the lure gets stuck and to feel action changes from weeds or debris out a couple more "colors" out than with my nylon-sheath lead core. Double uni-knots work for leaders and the knot passes through the guides easily. With the lead core stripped out you can use any knot OK for braided line. The biggest problem with the line is the wire core is too brittle. I've had to dig chunks of broken wire out of the line in a few places. They don't affect line strength but do catch on the guides and level wind. It is a good line but a softer pure lead core would be an improvement.

5

Great lead core to add some depth to your spread

Posted by Dennis on June 12, 2019

This is a good strong lead core line. All lead cores fray and tangle if you do not use them correctly. I have had no problems with this line and have used it for four years now. This lead core does… Read More

This is a good strong lead core line. All lead cores fray and tangle if you do not use them correctly. I have had no problems with this line and have used it for four years now. This lead core does sink faster allowing you to cover more different depths. I have a setup of this in 2,3,4,5,7,10 color lengths and the same setups with standard lead core so there are just slight difference in depth which sometimes make all the difference

5

Good stuff

Posted by big eye on June 12, 2019

Excellent product.

Excellent product.