Sufix 832 Lead Core Fishing Lure

It's a step up from the traditional line. You get a extra 2ft. Down per color.

Fished lead core for 7 years and tried all kinds. This is the best yet as far as depth, weight, strength, and reel capacity goes. Does what the manufacture says. The negitive.... The braid is strong but very thin. As the line stretches the lead is forced out between the braid causing bubbles in the line after reeling in a few heavy fish. The lead then starts to break out of the braid making a mess of the reel. A little expensive to replace every two weeks. But I will keep one reel loaded with this.

I am very pleased with this product

I've used this on several setups without a problem. The lead does break if you get a kink in the line but it doesn't take away from the durability of the line.

I purchased for the primary use of fishing for Lake Trout at depths of 120 to 150 feet. Worked better than the other brand of lead core line we were using. Definitely didn't need to let out as many colors to reach our target depth.

First time out with this I discovered that the braid around the lead core was frayed. First time it was let out and used I lost 2 colors of line.

Anyone needing to load 20 colors of lead core to get down deep would be hard pressed to find a better line. Smaller diameter than regular lead core giving it better depth per color than standard lead core. A bit pricey, but if you need 20 colors, this is the one.

This was advertised as a superior premium lead core line. The first time in the water hooked a medium size trout. I got the fish to the surface and the line broke. Lost fish flasher and lure. My friend used other new line and when he reeled in his line the lead had separated in different places near the terminal tackle. I would not recommend this line to anyone.