Daiwa hyper sensor
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chris power
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Daiwa hyper sensor
Just asking has any one used this and if so is it any good in breaking strains from 20 to 30 lbs
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sea serpant
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Re: Daiwa hyper sensor
The normal brown sensor is a great mono for the price very supple and durable
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ste c
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Re: Daiwa hyper sensor
sea serpant wrote:The normal brown sensor is a great mono for the price very supple and durable
cant beat the brown sensor for a budget line
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Re: Daiwa hyper sensor
i started using the orange stuff recently on me abu,cast excellent from the first cast without any messing around bedding in the line...couldnt tell u about the heavier breaking strains tho i use the 15lb for clean beach fishing...
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Re: Daiwa hyper sensor
The hyper sensor seems a nice line in 15lbs[using it on a fixed spool set up recently],but if wanting to use a 20 or 30lb line save your pennies and go for the ordinary sensor its bulletproof.