Fishing line

[Snapper]

I used to use a standard 4 pound fluorocarbon line.  This year I bought some HT arctic ice line in 3.7 LB test a Kg rating of 1.70.  In appearance it seem like it may be  a way better line we will have to see what the memory is like, anyone ever use this in the past?

I just rigged it up on my Tundra TN-500 which is a great real for the money, keep in mind if you are going to check this line out it is skinny so keep some of your old line on the spool. 

What are you all running for line?

Snapper

[Thor]

I've tried many mono/fluoro "ice" lines or "cold weather" lines over the years.  I've never really been happy with them.  They all seem to have too much memory.  The "Fireline Ice" braid that I tried would freeze up and be covered with ice.  That was a joke.  Maybe it's ok in a shanty.

Last year, I tried regular Stren Gold in 2 lb. test, with a very tiny Spro swivel and a fluorocarbon leader.  The Stren Gold was great.  It seemed to have less memory than any of the ice line I've tried, it remained supple, and it's easy to see on the ice.  I am a big believer in using a swivel anyway (keeps your lure from "spinning", which I believe fish do not like), so tying on the fluorocarbon leader is no big deal.

[Van_Cleaver]

Last year, I used 4# Floroclear (P-Line)with good results. Strong, and very hard to see. As far as memory, it seemed OK. Naturally, it was kinky this year, but I always put fresh line on, so that was no big deal. Just picked up a spool of 2#, and 4# at Cabelas.

[CAMOTIM]

I'm going to buy/try some Cajin Red line for cold water, available from Cabela's. I used the regular line this summer, produced smooth casts and was strong stuff.