depends on where your fishing what depth & what you are using it for & what reel its going on i personly would be going braid at 30# brand called rovex its cheep & good line

will be for beach fishing and jetties ect mostly from beach
but i need strength in case a shark or something bigger hits

Have you tried telling her she has beautiful eyes!! Opps read your question wrong

Go the braid as per Wombat

Cheers
Paul

thank you

cause i bought 15kg line thinking it would be OK but its not god for casting as i cast half as far as i did with the line that was on the reel

the original line is white thin but strong

what rod and reel have you got mate? what are you planning to target off the beach?

fireline is fine if you just want to try something a bit more responsive and thinner then your mono. its not a true braid because the fibers are fused not braided, but it still feels pretty similar, it's very tough and in most cases breaks well over the breaking strain on the pack. it's just a little bit thicker and a tad stiffer.

of the beach you would probably need more then 125yds though, depending on what you are going to be targeting. you can get 300yd spools but it's going to cost you about $70-80.

you could get some of the rovex braid, the viros stuff isnt too bad. 300m of 30lb will probably cost you around $70 bucks. it's a bit thinner then fireline and nicer to cast, but no wear near as tough. also, don't get the blue, you can't bloody see it.

then theres sunline super pe which is a japanese braid. it's going to cost you about $70-80 for 30lb in most cases, but it's better then rovex in every way apart from diameter. i recommend this over fireline, especially in the 30lb line class.

another alternative would be berkley whiplash. it's a bit hard to come buy these days, but it's pretty good line for the money. a 300yd spool will most likley cost you around $50-60. whiplash has an extremely thin diameter and is cheap, but the disadvantage is that it tends to break under or at the rated breaking strain on the packet. i've found 30lb to generally break at between 20 and 30lb, whereas other lines tend to break over the rating on the pack (30lb fireline for example will actually break at around 40lb or more). so with whiplash you basically just have to get it slightly heavier then you would normally use. perhaps go for 50lb instead of 30lb for your beach setup. or get 30lb and just fish it like 20lb.

they are all jarvis walker reels 2 are 12 foot 1 is 6.6 foot

i need to buy a new rod reel soon cause the tips broke on my other rod

i dont know if im even setting them up correctly with hook sinker ect

hey mate!

Go to Kmart or BigW and have a look in the fishing section.
there is a braid called hercules braid.
it better than fireline but not the best!
300m of 20lb cost me $39.95 really worth the money.

cheers

hercules braid is crap.

pretty sure he picked up some 30lb viros for ebay anyway (was on the post before he edited). should be fine for the fishing he's doing.

LR BRAID FISHING LINE 30LB 300M,

LR BRAID FISHING LINE 50LB 300M,

LR BRAID FISHING LINE 80LB 300M, DYNEEMA

would any of these be ok

and what color
5 Colour/grey/yellow

they are fairly cheap under $40 delivered

save your $$ mate and get some decent braid, alot of the ebay braids are 2nds and very low quality, there has been many posts on here in regards to that.

Remember that the line is whats connecting you and the fish, you dont want to hook up a good fish and loose it due to crappy braid, just something to think about.
theres alot of cheaper braids on the market which are of very good quality that wont break the bank and will be of alot higher quality than those you are looking at on ebay

Hey Guys,

Stick to the known brands when buying off ebay, many are Chinese knock offs.

Go to the braid buyers guide at. I hope putting up the link is ok.

http://www.pcwi.com.au/fishing/4linetestingbuy.htm

Paulus