Looking for a review of p-line floroice

[Loudmouth879]

I've used regular P-Line Florocarbon and really like it wondering how the P-line floroice line is? If I do decided to buy the floroice I will be using it on jigging rods so looking for reviews about how it works for jigging.

[Layne]

Its all I use. Definetly my favorite ice line.

[Kip]

Been using it for the last 3 years - works great!!

[bmxrider11976]

love the 2lb

[hnd]

its awesome.  i use 4lb just in case and so far i've not noticed the fish being picky enough to notice.

[Irish Jigger]

I've been using this for 3 or 4 years and love it. No streach and durable. I like the 2lb and 4lb. I've even used it tube jigging in spring and fall on my 12' noodle rod. No complaints at all.

[Shrades]

Ok now you got me wanting to try it also. I'm in!

[jrtbaits]

it's really good stuff i've used before but now that they've put the same silicone additive into p-line flouroclear i just use that seeing as it is the same thing now and much cheaper for more line

[bmxrider11976]

it's really good stuff i've used before but now that they've put the same silicone additive into p-line flouroclear i just use that seeing as it is the same thing now and much cheaper for more line

intrigued, do you have more info on this?

[Gamedog1]

I tried it, didn't care for it. Switched back to my favorite...the 2Lb. CXX P-line, that stuff is soft yet strong! If you can get some -Try it! ....that I know of, only Bass Pro Shop sells it.

[getn jiggy]

I've used regular P-Line Florocarbon and really like it wondering how the P-line floroice line is? If I do decided to buy the floroice I will be using it on jigging rods so looking for reviews about how it works for jigging.

I was told by a guy at Thorne Bros. it's the same line, just packaged for ice fishing in smaller spools.

[IceFisher64]

have been p-line fluro-ice 2/3/4 lb.no problems

[MBrown4]

I've been using pline both open and hard water.3lb on a flyreel/powernoodle and I've put 6lb on my new thorne walleye setup. This has become my new favorite brand.has never broke on me knock on wood

[openingact]

I was told by a guy at Thorne Bros. it's the same line, just packaged for ice fishing in smaller spools.

Actually the the floroice is very different from the florocarbon. It's very close to the floroclear in regards to materials, but according to a P-line Rep I spoke to, the line comes out of the extruder in a slightly different way. Now how noticable this difference is, is debatable.

Love Floroice. I use 3# for all my pannie rods, 4# when going after the jumbo perch and 6# for walleye.

[Loudmouth879]

Thanks for all the info keep it coming... I also sent a email out to P-Line to see what they say about it. WIll let you know what they say.

[gillcommander]

I use PLine open water and PLine FloroIce for hardwater. The stuff is incredibly strong and the knot strength is great. I use 2lb for panfish and either 4 or 6lb when walleye fishing. Get some you will not be disappointed!

 

[fin-n-feather]

All I use is P-Line. I use the 3lb Floroclear for ice fishing. Have used the Floroice too but did not notice any difference between the two. Buying the 300 yd Floroclear spool is a way better deal than the little Floroice pony spool. Fin

[Kevin23]

I tried it, didn't care for it. Switched back to my favorite...the 2Lb. CXX P-line, that stuff is soft yet strong! If you can get some -Try it! ....that I know of, only Bass Pro Shop sells it.

It is good stuff. I use it in open water. Might have to try it on an ice rod.

http://www.histackleboxshop.com/P-Line-CXX-X-Tra-Strong-300-YD-Spool-Moss-p/pline-cxx-xstrong-fill-mossgrn.htm

[jackhollio]

Love it, been using 2# for three years, very strong and almost invisible.
 

[piscesman]

I just bought some P-Line 2 & 3 lb this year at the Syracuse show. Talked to a Thorne Bros person that actually lives in the area and he uses it. Says it is limper in the cold water than flouro. The lighter weight jigs "perform" better with the limper line. When the fish get finnicky the limpness help "sell" the jig. Going to be spooling up my reels with and have spare spools to boot. Went to 4# last year but wanted something in a smaller diameter. Biggest fish would be 3lbs where I fish unless a bass hits it. Just MHO...........
       Kim

[Loudmouth879]

Ok so here is what I got back from P-Line...
"FloroIce is a copolymer blend that is mixed with Fluorocarbon. It gives you all the characteristics of Copolymer and has a lower visibility. If you compare two of our lines it is more like the Floroclear"

I replied with a question in regards to ice fishing will post back when I get an answer

modified (12:47pm EST) here is the response to the question I asked about ice fishing...

"There is not a dramatic difference between the two. I would continue to use the Floroclear."

[Handy]

have been using p-line flourice now for 3 years and and other than the occasional break off I would say its great. I use it almost exclusively now I like it that much.


Paul

[Wingthing]

I'm happy with it have been using it for 2yrs!