Power Pro Maxcuatro

Anyone using the Power Pro Maxcuatro? I’m just curious if people like it and what it’s best uses are.

What about life?

Im looking for something smoother casting and retrieving for my jigging/pitching rod… for walleyes.

http://www.powerpro.com/content/powerpro-north-america/en/home/products/maxcuatro.html

Would it be a good trolling line? Looking to spool up some salmon/lake trout trolling rods with braid. I really like the 40/8# line.

Must be a hot secret.

Anyone try this stuff? I won an awesome jig pitching combo on Friday in a fishing contest and was thinking about what to spool it up with.

If no one has any feedback I might go ahead and get some. I swear. I’ll do it.

I decided against this stuff. I researched some reviews online and found that wind knots seem to be a problem.

Instead I’ve been using Power Pro Super Slick and am extremely happy with it. When compared to Suffix 832, I think the Super Slick is far superior. No wind knots in 5 trips out and the casiting distance is about 25% farther than the Suffix. Not to mention it is far quieter going through the guides.

The only thing I wish I did was to buy the high vis color. I can’t stand the drab colors they make braid in. I don’t understand why they do this. Sales point I guess.

The only thing I dislike about Super 8 is that it has a tendency to slip off my index finger on the back swing of my cast due to it’s low friction. I end up either casting straight up or backwards on my back swing.

I bought the small spool of super 8 20lb in that goofy green color last year at Walmart on clearance for less than $5. I’ve been happy with it so far. Casts nice and smooth and no issues with wind knots. Since I use two hands for casting spinning reels, I don’t have the issue Francis has, but I could very well see it happen. Much quieter going through guides, which would be a big plus for anyone using recoils. It’s by no means “Hi-Viz”, but it’s much easier to see than other greens.