Sufix832 Braid 20 lb Neon Lime 300 yards

A Excellent line for bay saltwater fishing. Love the feel and easier to tie knots with. Doesn’t fade either. Bought the bright yellow and green as the visibility for casting and retrieving is a factor we appreciate, especially with multiple people fishing off the bait. Casts far and true. I’ve tried others and this is my favorite. A little more expensive but worth it. We use it on 2000 and 3000 level reels. (Okuma)

Fairly smooth line for braid and very strong. The lime color also does not bleed

Suffix 832 braid is awesome line. I use it from 10 lb line for trout 230 lb line for sharks and it is my preferred line compared to anything else I've used. It just works, and for bass fishing it's great because bass don't really care about the color of your line , at least not the 100 or so I've caught so far this month. The great thing about suffix is it's very durable. You can cast your $20 fast lure up onto the rocks on the shoreline and if you're using 50 lb braid like I often do, you can just pull the rock off the shoreline and out of the way. Same thing goes for sticks on the bottom, I don't lose very many lures when I'm using this line. Learn how to tie a Palomar knots and you'll be happy with this line

Great line-lasts for years-casts great-very strong-chartreuse is very visible. Sale price was unbeatable.

I Use the 30 lb for steelhead and 20 lb for bass. No issues with this line

I absolutely love Suffix 832. It casts very far, is supple, and is super smooth through the guides. It makes much less noise compared to other braids. It is also very strong for it's rating.

I alternate between this and Trilene XL. Both are excellent. No wind knots on spinning gear and minimal backlashes on casting gear.

Expensive but you get what you pay for. Tried other braids and keep coming back to the 832.