Hi', FHigh. If you are thinking of using 'Gelspun' type material, which is a very fine braided line, with great breaking-strain, I'd say you were wasting your money. It is a popular choice, I believe, for spinning enthusiasts, as it is limp and doesn't have a tendancy to spring off the spool of either multipliers or fixed-spool reels while casting. I have 100 yards of the stuff, but never got round to putting it on a multiplier, as I don't support CandR for spring salmon, and don't fish for them before high summer.
If you're pulling lures, I'm pretty sure you would get away with any modern monofilament line -- copolymer, fluorocarbon or nylon -- that would hold the biggest stocked trout you are likely to encounter. Save your money. TerryC
PS I don't find sensitivity is an issue when pulling lures. Nymphing with wets of size 14 -- 18 would be a different consideration.
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