Best Brand Mono line for panfish ( 4-6 Lb. )

I’m sure there are a ton of old post on this topic but I’m not good at searching for old post. I have finally used up all of the bulk spools of line I had. Its time to spool up a few reels for crappie and sun fish ( 4-6 lb. test ) What are everyones current line of choice these days. I want to stick with Mono. I’ve not had the best of lucks with superlines in the low diameter sizes. way to many wind knots and loops. For the panfish I prefer to stick with Mono. Need to go out in the next day or so to get some new line, so lets hear what is working for you.

4-6 Lb. test that is – Not 4-6 Lb. Panfish. But then again one can always hope.

4lb will cast significantly better than 6lb. Plus less memory and slip bobbers will work better with 4lb as well. I like Trilene XL.

It won’t be long now. The ice sure got black around our area the past couple days.

Depends on the cover. Thicker cover, 6#.

Open water, 4#.

Trilene XL green is a good solid line and cast’s well to get out farther. Plus is widely available and reasonably priced.

A tiny swivel and 2# line can be added if fish are finicky or the condition’s warrant going to a lighter line.

Magna thin is a good line too.

If it’s all corks, mono is the only line I’d personally use.

All jigging and no corks ever, hard to beat a small diameter braid or super line with a mono leader. But if kids are involved in jigging, then lean back to mono for the forgiveness of it.

Joe Scegura wrote:

4lb will cast significantly better than 6lb. Plus less memory and slip bobbers will work better with 4lb as well.

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For shallow water, getting the setup farther away from the boat can help a lot.

Cajun Red 4#

P-Line CXX 4#.

-J.

10 ft rod, 6-pound line, rocket bobber. open water no pads or weeds 4 pound.

I bought a spool of 4 and 6 lb of the suffix advanced mono to try out

6lb stren gold crappie mono for main linethen tip with a 4lb clear fluoro leader. Makes it easier to track down your bobber and see slack in your line during spring bobber fishing.

P-Line Flouroclear 5lb.

4lb Trilene XL. If around reeds, bullrush, or similar I’ll bump up to 6.

Jon Jordan wrote:

P-Line CXX 4#.

-J.

This works great for me, as does the P-Line Floroclear

Berkely Sensation

10-4! on the Berkley Sensation. Even in 4lb it seems to act like 6 to 8 pound strength. Ya, I hear ya it’s in my head but, I’ve been really impressed with the strength of the 4 lb test Sensation. I use a clear and low vis green.