Swivels for line to line connections.

[Knot Tellin]

I see that a lot of people are using spro power swivels for there line to line connections. I found these the other day and think they maybe even better. There are stainless, smaller, cheaper, and heavier rating. Sounds like a win, win to me.

http://www.luremaking.com/catalogue/catalogue-index/catalogue-items/swivels/stainless_super_swivels_.htm

Size 14-78lb breaking strength. What are your thoughts.

[gmfishon]

looks maybe worth a try ? i dont know is the price comparable ? i think i would a bit skeptical of the smoother claim-spro seems good and no problems so i dont think i will change.

[fishy1]

I'll stick with the tried and true, I wouldn't like to find out the bargain brand loses me tackle and fish.Let us know how they hold up after a season.

[fishy1]

I'll stick with the tried and true and if theres one thing I've learned over the years is toy get what you pay for I wouldn't like to find out the bargain brand loses me tackle and fish.Let us know how they hold up after a season.

[joelsanders]

the little spro's are 50# and have never failed me.

[1mainiac]

I have some of them they are not smaller

[AllenW]

the little spro's are 50# and have never failed me.

I've been using the number 10 which are rated for 35# and have split rings, are the ones your using as small as the number 10's?

I need them to go through the rod and reel line guides.

tia

al

[fishy1]

The 50# spros will go thru the guides and reels on salmon sized gear.

[AllenW]

Thanks, I'm assuming that includes Penn 320GTI's and the Diawa Sealine line counters?

al

[pentwater bite me]

I just tie an Albright. Its smaller an cheaper