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P-Line FloroClear

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$8.99 - $80.99
P-Line FloroClear 600yd 15lb
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Price: $14.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 15lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 600yd
P-Line FloroClear 300yd 4lb
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Price: $8.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 4lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 300yd
P-Line FloroClear 300yd 5lb
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Price: $8.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 5lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 300yd
P-Line FloroClear 300yd 6lb
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Price: $8.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 6lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 300yd
P-Line FloroClear 300yd 8lb
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Price: $8.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 8lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 300yd
P-Line FloroClear 300yd 10lb
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Price: $9.49
  • Fishing Line Test: 10lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 300yd
P-Line FloroClear 300yd 12lb
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Price: $9.49
  • Fishing Line Test: 12lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 300yd
P-Line FloroClear 300yd 15lb
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Price: $9.49
  • Fishing Line Test: 15lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 300yd
P-Line FloroClear 300yd 20lb
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Price: $11.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 20lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 300yd
P-Line FloroClear 260yd 25lb
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Price: $11.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 25lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 260yd
P-Line FloroClear 30lb 260yd
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Price: $11.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 30lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 260yd
P-Line FloroClear 600yd 6lb
In Stock: 5+
Price: $12.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 6lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 600yd
P-Line FloroClear 600yd 8lb
In Stock: 5+
Price: $12.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 8lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 600yd
P-Line FloroClear 600yd 10lb
In Stock: 5+
Price: $14.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 10lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 600yd
P-Line FloroClear 600yd 12lb
In Stock: 5+
Price: $14.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 12lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 600yd
P-Line FloroClear 600yd 20lb
In Stock: 4
Price: $16.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 20lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 600yd
P-Line FloroClear 3000yd 6lb
In Stock: 2
Price: $50.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 6lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 3000yd
P-Line FloroClear 3000yd 8lb
In Stock: 5+
Price: $50.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 8lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 3000yd
P-Line FloroClear 3000yd 10lb
In Stock: 3
Price: $64.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 10lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 3000yd
P-Line FloroClear 3000yd 12lb
In Stock: 5+
Price: $64.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 12lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 3000yd
P-Line FloroClear 3000yd 15lb
In Stock: 5+
Price: $64.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 15lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 3000yd
P-Line FloroClear 3000yd 20lb
In Stock: 5+
Price: $80.99
  • Fishing Line Test: 20lb
  • Line Spool Sizes: 3000yd

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Overview

P-Line FloroClear is a combination of tough P-Line co-polymer with a fluorocarbon coating that reduces the line's visibility when immersed in water. The combination of the two materials enhances the strength of the fluorocarbon line with the addition of the co-polymer and gives the low stretch and abrasion resistance characteristics of fluorocarbon to the co-polymer. The line diameters are less than P-Line CXX and the breaking strengths are also lower for each line rating. This line handles quite well even on a spinning reel and can be used in the higher strength ratings even for finesse fishing.

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Customer Reviews

4.0 out of 5
1 Customer Review
4 out of 5 Stars
Would Recommend
Yeee Dawgie!I use the 6 for small swimbaits. Spool it on correctly and use line conditioner. DONT fish it, or any 6lb line, around heavy cover. This line is great for this application. I use the 8 for dropshotting around open water. Same rules apply...spool carefully and use line cond. I use the 10 for "heavy' finesse. If I'm dragging a senko behind the boat in shallow weedy water, this is my line. Finally, I use the 15 for worms, soft swimbaits like the grass pig, spinnerbaits, and bigger senkos. Load up when it is on sale. Take care of it. It does NOT do well around heavy cover, so keep it out of there. Catch fish, be happy.

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Comments: This is by far the best budget friendly line I have ever used. I have noticed that the bulk spools seem to be defected far more than the normal spools so I would stay away from those.

From: Unknown: 9/14/23

Comments: I have tried multiple different lines on my finesse setups and all of them twist up and kink and I end up with knots in it even using line treatment. So one day I picked up a spool of this and was blown away how straight the line stayed and wouldn't link and end up with knots in it. Also casts like a dream. I've tried 8, 10, and 12 and been overly impressed with it. You can't beat it. I would take this over Sunline Sniper and Seagar Invisx. In my opinion it's one of the best out there. When I use the heavier version I will update how they work as well. I pulled a 4 pounder out of some tree roots with easy. Please give this line a try on you finesse setups at the very least you won't be disappointed.

From: Rodney: Clinton, Tennessee 7/3/23

Comments: Good line. It doesn't last long though. It frays up and gets crusty after around 6 months. Other than that its awesome.

From: Joshua: Vermont 5/30/23

Comments: Have used this line a good bit. Very inconsistent! Sometimes seems like it's super strong. Then sometimes breaks for almost no reason. This is with drag set right and line well kept. I've also used a lot of fishing line in my 30+ years of fishing. My personal opinion. Braid-power pro.mono- Trilene. Fluorocarbon-seaguar.

From: Unknown: 2/25/23

Comments: I have been using FloriClear since I started fishing about 6 yrs ago. I have tried numerous lines and for the money this stuff cannot be beat. Wonderful line to me. Try it you won't be disappointed.

From: Mac: Sanford NC 12/25/22

Comments: I'm chalking my bulk spool of 12lb floroclear being garbage up to just a bad batch, especially after reading other's positive reviews. After a few crankbait casts the line has abrasion sections/spots. So, I thought I had a compromised line guide or rod guide/tip. Well, definitely not the case. I spooled 3 other crankbait rods with this line, and all three had the sandy feeling rough spots. I had ordered two other bulk spools from TW and they have performed flawlessly, p-line 15lb cxbsmg, and 20lb floroclear mist green.

From: Chris: TX 11/24/22

Comments: I've been using this line, 6lbs ~ 12lbs since the late 90s. I'm mostly a topwater guy, and this line is good. I've caught a 9 pounder on the 8lbs line without any problem. However, for some reasons, I broke 12lbs line twice in two days. The first one broke, when I tried to unhook a 4.5lbs bass. At least, I broke it, after I landed the fish. A few days later, I hooked a 5 or 6 pounder. It jumped once, and went to a little sticks. The line broke in a few seconds. I thought I could get the fish out of the sticks, but it broke very easily. I'm not really sure what went wrong with the 12lbs. Maybe, the line got to a sharp part of the stick, but I didn't expect that it would break that easily. That doesn't stop me from using this line, though, at least for now.

From: MK: Unknown 8/31/22

Comments: This INEXPENSIVE line is the jewel of the industry. I use it on all my moving baits and it is excellent buzzbait/plopper line.(no other topwaters) I also use it as leader on my spinning rods. Jig and worm, flippin and pitchin I opt for Tactical. This line may be just fine for those apps, I've just never used it. I use and improved clinch knot on this line and have zero issues.

From: Unknown: Shell Knob, MO 6/21/22

Comments: This line in 15 is a workhorse for me. I use it on texas rigs and with blades (aka Spinnerbaits). It will get coily, so use line conditioner. This is the only 'florocarbon coated' line I have tried that actually has a little better sensitivity.

From: Jason: 1/4/22

Comments: I've been using p-line fluoro clear for the past 2 years. Without a doubt offers the best performance for the price.

From: Unknown: 10/30/21

Comments: Best line ever.Hold up amazing in all types of cover.Last week I caught a 10 pound bass with the 12#line.Honestly best price and quality definitely worth it.

From: Bobby: Mississippi 6/29/21

Comments: this line is good try 15 I don't have lot problems with this line but just a few the line will be getting little cuts you will just need to tie it again I use the line mostly for texas rig i catch a lot of fish and i use it for lipless crankbaits I have not lost a fish

From: James: Garrettsville 5/26/21

Comments: I used to use this line 15-20 years ago.  It's limp and has great casting ability is what I liked about it.  Durability wise, it mostly was good, BUT every once in a while I would get a spool where breakage was a problem. Quit using it.  Fast forward 2021 and thought I would try 10# line again.  Nice soft line that casts very smoothly, like I remembered.  Broke off the first hookset, without setting that hard on a soft rod.  Later the same day, boated a 4+ no problem. Yesterday spooled up another reel with the same line and twice broke the line connection knot that I always use, even for 6#line.  Than I tied an Improved clinch knot twice and broke them both at less than 6#.  Just wanted everyone to know, it's a great line if you get the right spool, but I wasted my money on this spool.

From: Johnny: Orinda, CA 4/24/21

Comments: I used to love this line but it seems like it had changed. now it last one week and kinks and break.

From: Tanner: Dover FL 2/22/21

Comments: Not bad line when freshly spooled. But it does not last long at all. After a few trips re spool it. I broke off 4 jig fish in a row and it wasn't breaking at my knot.

From: Unknown: 2/4/21

Comments: This line Is the MVP on my setup and due to its low cost its easy to replace and i trust i more then even because i hooked up on a 4lbs fish with a S-Waver and i wrenched down and puller her in and im only fishing 12lbs so this line has a forever spot as my budget or beginner line.

From: Unknown 11/25/20

Comments: I use this line and their cx premium due to low cost and they cast good, very limp. I feel they both stretch and if I hook a fish in a lay down I have to retie immediately because it will break on the next fish. I'm curious as to why this is in the fluorocarbon line section. Maybe someone can clear that up for me. I thought they were both mono with a fluro coating? I tie like mono, mostly palomar knots, and no issues and no plans to change lines.

From: John: Georgia 9/2/20

Comments: This line is the best fluorocarbon for the price.  Its certainly not red label but it gets the job done at a great price.  This line doesn't do you any favors though, if you are someone who slack line hook sets a lot, expect to break off.  Also you need to tie a good fluorocarbon knot for this line, I've been tying a San Diego double jam knot and this line has worked great.

From: Noah: 6/28/20

Comments: This line is garbage! Got the 8 lb for finesse fishing. It casts smooth but once you hook a decent fish the line just snaps. I tie good knots, retie often, and have my drag set right. I got it because it was pretty inexpensive but I will never buy any of this junk again. I'm going to do you a favor and recommend never buying this line unless you like to break off good fish.

From: Unknown 5/19/20

Comments: I've been using this line for several years and it is the best bang-for-the-buck flourocarbon line available.  I primarily use this on casting gear for spinnerbaits, lipless cranks and pitching/casting jigs.  It is quite a bit more abrasion resistant than you would expect, and I fish around a lot of zebra muscles.

From: Drew: Novi, MI 4/17/20

Comments: At this point I have P-line Fluoro clear on every reel I own besides my 3 reels with braid. I have used 10lb for leader on my spinning reel and it did its job, tied to braid easy and was clear, just enough stretch for braid to leader. I use 12lb test for cranking, pretty thin, clear, casts an absolute mile, has more memory than higher pound tests but if you fish often it doesn't get too bad. The longer it sits on the reel the worse it gets. I was caught in a pinch yesterday with only two rods but bass were swirling through moss, so I tied on a frog and proceeded to wrench a few decent bass through the matts with 12lb test, incredible in my opinion. I plan on grabbing some 14-16 lb for squarebills because of the added durability of that extra few pound test. I can say that I used SunLine Sniper in 14lb for cranking previously and it felt thinner and slicker than the FluoroClear but I think its memory was higher, the price advantage of FluoroClear over Sniper is so big I can't justify buying Sniper. I also use 20lb for occasional flipping, jigs, worms, spinnerbaits, traps, or any other cover or bottom contact bait. I use 25lb for bigger swimbaits like huddlestons and it starts to get a little harder to handle with the higher poundage and bigger diameter, but I think that's all line with higher lb test. All Fluoroclear I've used has a decent amount of abrasion resistance and if you are smart and retie when you see its beat up and remove a few feet of line after every trip then you'll see this line perform highly. I did see quite a few break-offs when I first started using it 2 years or so ago but it was always breaking at the knot or within a few inches of the knot, including at my braid to leader knots. After I practiced my knot tying I had way less break offs. I use a Palomar knot and a clinch or Improved clinch knot based on how im feeling that day. I use an Alberto braid to leader knot and haven't had one fail at the connection since I first started learning to tie it. I also use a snap (not a snap swivel) for my cranks because I think it keeps my line off the bill and away from the structure. Hopefully this review helps y'all considering this line. It isn't the best line out there but is an incredible line for the price. If you take care of it, it will take care of you. Also: the braid I use is simple off brand braid from amazon, just a few dollars for a bulk spool and lasts as long as my spider wire braid. If you have the money to buy more expensive and quality line like top tier Sunline or Segaur, go for it, but if you are looking for a cheap line that will outperform the expectations of the low price then this is it.

From: Unknown: Kentucky 3/31/20

Comments: Have used this line for 5 years now. The best line in my opinion. I have not had any issues with it. Very seldom break off with this line, and when I do it's probably because I didn't re-tie after hitting rocks or catching numerous fish. Any line will break if you don't retire after a lot of use. Great line and price is good.

From: Jason K: Missouri 2/12/20

Comments: This is great line, I switched from Berkeley & Seaugar Fluorocarbon to PLine and have been using it since! This is the best line on the market by far, I have 8, 12, 15, 20 & 25 lb test line and I use it from Shakey Heads to Swimbaits! Extra tough and very sensitive, the 1st time I spooled up my spinning rod with 8 lb test for Shakey heads caught one over 5 lbs. Best line on the market!

From: Pete: Carroll County, GA 2/5/20

Comments: I was recommended this line from a buddy at work. I used this all summer and had found some positives and negatives to this line. (First off I used 12lb) I have never had a go to line before and I thought this was going to be in after the first few weeks with it, the line never broke from a hook set, it works great for all application. it sinks but sinks slowly, that is one of the reasons I wanted to try it. I used it for top water, cranks on rocks, t-rigs, really anything. BUT when you do to tie your knot it leaves a memory where you tightened it down at. i used this from March till October and I finally had it snap on a fish. normally I change out line very often (once or twice a month) Also I fish 5-6 days a week during the summer so I gave it all it could handle. Although I am looking for new copol that hopefully doesn't have that memory but I would buy it again, the only problem I really had was it having memory where you tighten your knot at. 

From: Kyle: Michigan 10/1/19

Comments: I have been on a journey to find a decent floro type line. I gave this one a fair chance since I used this product in the past  with decent luck. This line gets the worst abrasions I have seen even with limited use.  It also has the worst memory of any floro type line I have used. I hate to say your better off to spend more money and get something better. The search continues for a quality floro for the price!

From: Calvin: Winfield, KS 7/28/19

Comments: I bought a spool and lined up a few of my bait casters and spent most of the time picking out bird nests. Spend a few more bucks and get the CX or CXX copoly.

From: Daniel: Alabama 7/4/19

Comments: This line is pretty darn good. Few years back I was going through line swapping to find a good line to use on my rod and reel for finesse cranks and jerkbaits. I used many different cheap lines such as vicious fluorocarbon and even more premium lines like Seaguar Invizx. On a whim I decided to try this stuff out as it was at a good price at a local store. I am so glad that I did! I bought some 12lb to put on that same crankin rod, it casts very well and has little memory for the price point that the line is at. I haven't had any issues with breakoffs, and the line is very manageable for tying knots and such. One really good crankin day I was catching Smallmouth after smallmouth most were in the 2lb range and more, probably 20 fish, and never had a single issue with the line. I have purchased a big 15lb spool to use for leaders and other applications. I haven't had an issues with hooksets on my jig rod using it as a leader and even used it on my frog rod while skipping docks in a very clear lake in NY and work very well. Sure Seaguar will proabbyl not give you any issues but for the price I don't think this line can be beat.

From: Decklan: Franklin, PA

Comments: This stuff sucks I had it on one of my reels and hooked a six pounder in a tournament and I tied a perfect knot and when I was fighting It just randomly snapped and I lost he tournament.

From: Charlie: 6/13/19

Comments: Terrible!!!!!! Terrible!!!! Terrible!!!! worse 20lbs test jig line and worse 10 - 12lbs cranking line. broke so many off and the line wasn't even fraid .... never buy this junk.

From: John: AL 6/11/19

Comments: I do not recommend this product. Used it for the past few days and have broken off multiple times. Lost fish, lures, and others because this line cannot do what it was made to do. 1/5

From: Levi: Alabama 4/27/19

Comments: I'm surprised by the reviews.  I've used this line for 10+ years without any trouble.  One thing I do know, is when you are tying knots you must wet the line to get the best knot, which is not different than any of the others to my knowledge.  I have broken fish off very few times, finesse fishing, flipping and cranking.  In fact, I have a very high hook and land ratio with this line!

From: Wade: Uniontown, Oh 4/27/19

Comments: I have used Power Pro, Berkley Trilene, Berkley Vanish, and many others. This line outperformed at least half of those and I use a palomar knot exclusively! Not once did I ever have my line break at the knot my line only broke if and when I forgot to re-tie my lure after a catch or when I did not check for abrasions. If it broke it was most certainly my fault. And I know that because it happened in the same exact cases as it did with other similar brands and tests. 

From: Sharif: Canyon Lake 3/21/19

Comments: Honestly not a fan. Bought 2 spools and it was terrible! I broke so many fish off and lost so many fish! I lost my PB because the line slipped.

From: Unknonwn 12/19/18

Comments: I tried this as an alternative to the Red Label and was unfortunately disappointed. One of the three spools I purchased was junk and then I was disappointed by the lack of abrasion resistance with this line.

From: Unknown - 10/28/18

Comments: Tried this line out in 10lb test, was not resistant to abrasions what so ever. Line frayed very easily and snapped twice in one trip, one snap being on a sizeable bass. I was very disappointed with its performance.

From: Tom  9/3/18

Comments: Alright fellas, I've given this line a fair chance. I used the 6 and 8 for spinning rods with no real trouble however I am done using this product. I used the 15 and 20 for the past 6 months on my baitcast gear and it seems like one out of 10 spools will be worth a crap. It's so inconsistent. Horrible knots, weak spots on a fresh spool. It's just a nightmare. I started using the flouroclear as a cheap alternative to my normal red label seagar. Looks like I'll be going back. 

From: Jon: Xenia 8/31/18

Comments: Pretty decent line only problem iv had is it doesnt stand heavy hooksets in close quarters such as flipping and pitching besides that pretty good line

From: Unknown - 7/9/18

Comments: The 15 lb floroclear is the best moving bait line I've ever used.   Flies off the reel easily, lasts significantly longer than any line I've ever tried.   I use this for spinnerbaits and chatterbaits.  30+ fish over 6 lbs including an 8 lber and two 9 lbers, line never even flinched.   I use a San Diego Jam knot and trust this line with big fish.   I don't play my fish out normally.   I turn them and get them to the boat quick.  It has just the right amount of stretch and abrasion resistance.  Overall, There isn't a better overall all purpose line out there.  I like this line so much, along with cxx, and both their flouros, that I switched to p-line from another company and don't plan on changing from P-line.   Gonna try and use this cranking next and see how well it does vs traditional flouro.  Tight lines!

From: Heavy Hooksets Guide Service: NE OK 7/6/18

Comments: Worst line I've ever used. Would always break on a hook set regardless of knot that I used. Tried heavier pound tests and same thing. Won't trust another pline product because of it.

From: Pete: Barrie Ontario 6/18/18

Comments: I tried this in 4# and 8# and it sucks! It twists and knots up worse than mono. I lost 3 lures and 1 monster fish due to line breaks at the reel, in the middle of rod, and in the water. This never happened with mono.

From: D. K.: Illinois 6/2/18

Comments: P-Line is the best line on the market. We have 14 members on a High School Fishing team that use the product. It has a great cast ability and perfect line for tournament reliability when it matters. There is no other line we would use for tournament Fishing or just fishing for fun than P-Line. For a strong and dependable line, go with P-Line.

From: ACC Fishing Team: Aurora, Illinois 5/16/18

Comments: I started using Floroclear over the past year and I couldn't be happier! The line is strong but soft and cast very well. The abrasion resistance is low, so the line does fray easier than Suffix mono or Seagur fluorocarbon. I use 4 lb line on a UL spinning reel and haven't had and issue with line memory. I'm willing to bet if your having issue with your line springing off your reel that you may not know how to spool a reel correctly or your roller bearing is ceased (You can find videos on how to spool a reel if you don't know how). I also have two baitcaster spooled with the 15 lb and another with 20 lb. None of the lines I've used have failed me in anyway. I use a uni-knot, canoe knot, albright, and the FG knot, for basically everything and haven't had any issues with unintentional line breakage. 

From: Mike: GA 4/9/18

Comments: To properly review a line you MUST compare the line diameter between two or more lines and NOT what pound test is prented on the spool or box the line came in ! ... One suppliers #8 lb. test line may be another suppliers #10 lb. line (if you compare line diameters) ... P-Line Floroclear #8 lb.test  line for example is .010 inches diameter where as most other suppliers #8lb. test line is .11 or .12 inches diamter . P-Line Floroclear calls a .11 inch diameter line a #10 lb. test rated line ... Perhaps if P-Line rated their .010 inch diameter line as #7 lb. test (instead of #8 lb.)  the negative comments regarding line breakage , knot failure , etc. of Floroclear would be reduced . *P-Line Floroclear is a fine all around line : Handles well , Memory is reasonable , Knots cinch down nicely all with the additional lower stretch and lower visability than competing  mono or co-poly lines . Pay attention to the line diameter you choose , set your drag properly and don't horse a fish in that is still "green" and you will not have problems... P-Line also makes a nice leader to braided line set up where low visability for line shy fish  is important .

From: Chris: Georgia 2/14/18

Comments: I absolutely love this line. It casts like a dream, and I could not imagine using any other line. It is just perfect casting on my Abu Garcia Revo SX. It always has low memory for me, and the sensitivity is amazing. I have used the same 300 yd spool for two years now, and I have been broken off twice. (One was a catfish) I have caught good fish on this, and I say that if you are looking for a top notch preforming line, with amazing quality for the price, this is the way to go.

From: Cole: Arkansas 2/7/18

Comments: I don't understand how some guys can have such negative experiences with this line and others have good experiences. I am a serious Bass tournament fishermen and have been using P-Line FloroClear for many years with very good results. I use 15# for crank baits, spinner baits and top water. 20# for pitchin soft baits. This line is a lot less brittle than Florocarbon and it's tougher than mono. Line memory is not bad except in very cold weather but I think most lines have more memory in cold weather. An application of a line treatment solves that issue. I use line treatment on all my lines except for braid. As far as break offs during a cast, that's weird, but I seen it happen with my 12 year old  son, must be doing something wrong because it's never happened to me. So, you guys that are complaining about break offs, you must be casting like a 12 year old.

From: Dave: Carrollton, VA 1/9/18

Comments: Used this on my crankin and jig rod and have caught multiple fours on the 12 lbs. If other reviews say they keep breaking off, it is because they are tying the polymer night instead of the clinch knot.

From: Reed: Minnesota 11/8/17

Comments: I've been using this line for a long time and it has never let me down. We have alot of toothy fish here in San Diego bay and not once had a break off. Buttery smooth and very manageable. Since I fish saltwater I always rinse my line and spool after every trip. Worth the money IMO.

From: Bonis: San Diego 9/25/17

Comments: Great line at a great price. I use 15lb on my jig reel and spinnerbait reel. Never had a break off. One day I had forgotten my frog reel at home and had to use this line in thick cheese mats, has the strength to pull fish out of the mats and never broke on me. Love this stuff

From: David: Ohio 8/28/17

Comments: I've been using this line for maybe 20 yrs. Actually challenged myself to document fish caught on mono vs p line. Not much on hype. Maybe 8 weeks later, I was convinced. Wade fishimg two rods , two lines, same bait. Definite difference. I see that older fishermen eliminate until it gets peaceful fishing. Let the stress be on something else, find the best and eliminate that worry. I would hard pressed for you to convimce me that there is better.

From: Finesse in Louisiana: Louisiana 8/9/17

Comments: The only spool I ever had the line started falling apart. I thought there had to be a crack in a guide or my levelwind. Checked them, and changed to different line and never had the problem again. It literally peeled apart. I never bought more to see if it was just a bad batch. Once cured me.

From: Zack: West Virginia 6/19/17

Comments: This line in 8lb has landed an 8lb smallmouth bass. If you use the correct knot a Clinch knot you will never have it break at the knot. I've used this line for a long long long time everything from 8 to 25lb and it never breaks at the knot or anywhere for that matter.  The rule is a clinch knot for mono or flouro or coated line and a palomar knot for braid and to connect the two a blood knot. Those are the only knots you will ever need. 

From: Fireball whiskey: Alabama 5/20/17

Comments: thats where you messed up!! Don't USE THE PALOMAR KNOT ON FLOUROCARBON!.! I love this line it's a FREAKIN beast even down here in louisiana in the swamp i could punch with this line if i wanted too. Don't under estimate this line TRUST ME! 20# lbs for jigs,and t-rigs better than seaguar and sunline sniper is also awesome for cranking and t-rigs.

From: ethan: DRY PRONG 5/11/17

Comments: I got some 12 pound fluorocarbon p line loved— the diameter and color but that's where it ends. Put it on a 2/0 hook to fish a fluke , first fish no problem , check the line and continue to fish , second fish looked to be 1 1/2 , line broke . Pulled off a few feet and put new hook on with double Palomar knot . Caught 5 more bass no issues— and then again line snaps . Both failure at hook set , yes I set the hook hard , fished tournament for over 20 years and never had this happen before. Fair warning if you are going to depend on a fishing line this is not the line for you. Out of all the tackle I bought over the past 30 years , this is one time I feel cheated.

From: Clint: South Carolina 4/24/17

Comments: P-Line FloroClear is hands down, BEST line on market been fishing with it for a while, I am a Tournament fisherman, Fish Lots! From durability to strength to being clear in water, I use 15 and 25 Lb. for Flipping on a 7' 11" XXHeavy Flipping stick and it puts $ in the boat!! Enough said

From: Paul: Wisconsin 4/19/17

Comments: If you use common sense, check your line often for damage, and replace it often when using high resistance lures, this line is dependable and easy to cast/manage.  I have been using it since it came out and have only had issues with one bad spool.

From: Unknown 2/16/17

Comments: Love the P-Line Floroclear. Great knot strength and very low memory for fluorocarbon. Great price for a great line.

From: Dave 2/12/17

Comments: I bought the 30# variety. I fish for large flathead and blue catfish. This line is phenomenal! Thin diameter, sinks (which is a big concern when fishing in crowded tournaments using bobbers!). The memory comparative to other lines such a Big Game or BPS Excel, is night and day. With a standard fisherman's barrel knot, I have not found there to be any slipping issues, however, it is 30# test and I wet my line before tying. For what I'm using it for, it is fantastic!

From: Brandon - Cincinnati, Ohio 2/2/17

Comments: bought the 6lb for my light tackle spinning rod & couldn't be happier. previously used seaguar red label & had problems with line memory & wind knots - even after treating with kvd conditioner. first day out & could immediately tell the difference. the line came out so easily on the cast - no memory, no wind knots. knot strength was excellent. 

From: Karl: San Diego 1/15/17

Comments: I have used P-Line for 20 yrs.  both 10 and 15lb. test. its a great line. I have not lost a fish and highly recommend this product.

From: Unknown: 1/28/17

Comments: I've never had an issue with this line. Probably one of the best co-polymer line I've ever used. I fish in Wisconsin & this line has never let me down. Nothing but good experience on my part. Definitely worth getting!

From: MaJayYer: Milwaukee, WI 8/3/16

Comments: my 6lb [2.72kg] floroclear just lifted 3.45 kg in my test why? Because i used a properly tied palomar knot, its not the only line that needs a palomar knot sunline siglon v needs a palomar knot. These days there are more options when we are after soft or slick lines!

From: Peter: Tas Aus 7/28/16

Comments: I have been using P-Line FloroClear for 18 years in family trips on our boat to Sombrero reef in Marathon Fla. & striper fishing on the Hudson River near the Federal dam in Troy NY. It makes great leader material in the 15-20 lb. range & makes a good main line. Long 6' plus leaders are excellent and are often the difference between catching and not. People with problems with this line don't know how to use line properly. The 4 lb. works great on Carolina rig fishing in northern NY lakes for small mouth & large mouth with enough strength and low visibility for picky fish. Love the product!

From: Christopher: Troy, NY 6/13/16

Comments: I'm not sure where all of these negative comments come from on this line. I've used it for years & never had a problem with it. No memory, no fragile or brittle problems no lost fish unless I did something wrong. I replace it on all of my rods every 2 years & cut off any damaged ends I find during normal use. I fish for a bit of everything from panfish & bass to walleye & striper hybrids to trout to carp & catfish. I use from 4 lbs to 15 lbs on various rods without an issue. I've even broken limbs from trees before the line snapped but I got my lure back when that happened. All I can say is that these bad reviews may be more user error than line error.

From: Rich: Pittsburgh, PA 3/22/16

Comments: I tried this line because a friend recommended it & now I'm mad at my friend. The memory on this line is horrible. I could barely spool it without it looking like a slinky. I tried it anyways and had major problems. I could barely cast it without a birds nest every other cast. I'll never buy another Pline product. Nothing but problems with all of their lines that I've tried.

From: Jadon: CO 2/11/16

Comments: probably some of the weakest line that I have ever used. Put brand new line on for a fishing trip that I recently took to ky lake and the first cast I made with it it broke on the spool then I respooled all new line and made about 10-12 casts and It broke again. I will most likely never purchase P line again.

From: Daniel: KY 12/21/15

Comments: There are some wacky reviews on here. Started using this stuff 8 years ago on my spinning gear as a better handling option verses fluorocarbon on spare spinning spools in which I did not want braid either. I use it on two of my 7ft med rods that I use for lite pitch,shakeys, tubes etc. I use it in 10#. I have zero complaints with this line. On one trip, I watched my son reel in a 9# largemouth & a 8-1/2 largemouth on back to back casts.It handles well, good abrasion resistance and strenth. Enough said.

From: Butch: Champion, OH 11/6/15

Comments: Positives: After 2.5 months of using the line frequently, pretty pleased with this line. Many rocky reservoirs in this area and the line tends to hold up nicely around sharp rocks and cliffs. Good sensitivity, strength, hook sets Drawbacks: Certain knots tend to slip while I have found a couple that hold very well. I spooled a few spinning and casting rods with it back in April but now the line is showing major memory issues, even with line conditioner. You need to check your line regularly (which you should do anyway) because the slightest abrasion in the line will cause a break.

From: Adam: Las Vegas, NV 6/24/15

Comments: I'm primarily a fresh water bass fisher, with that being said I have no idea what happens to fishing line in salt water.I usually fish 100% fluorocarbon but this line caught my eye at my local bait shop. The first day I used this line I was blown away at how far a normal cast went, I'm talking +10 meters with no additional effort. After that one cast it was fish after fish after fish! Keep in mind this is at an extremely over fished pond, so this many strikes is not common. Just remember all line serves a purpose, for me this line is going to work especially at over fished areas where fish start noticing fishing line, floroclear is literally invisible.

From: Shane: Watertown, NY 6/2/15

Comments: I use the P-Line Flouroclear almost exclusively on most of my applications. It works wonderful and doesn't cost me any bites vs Flourocarbon. Very tough and durable line. I use the 15lb on most applications, but will fluctuate between the 12lb to 20lb. I fish a lot of tournaments and have been very pleased with its performance. I did however just recently get a bad spool that was very chaffed when it came off the spool. But that's the only problem Ive had.

From: Jimmy: Huntington, TX 5/27/15

Comments: The only rod I don't use this on is my froggin/flippin stick. I use 20# for most applications, 15# for big cranks, 12# for small cranks. Low memory, casts well, strong knots. If you're looking for lockdown drag, flip a cinder block over your roof hooksets, and grinding it against jagged rocks, go with a braid.

From: Nick: KY 4/11/15

Comments: On one of my trips I had my braid spooled cleanly of my reel (ouch) while fishing for Salmon. I immediately made a 5 minute trip to a near by store that had only Pline so i picked this up and got back in the water only to be really disappointed. I lost total contact with my lure, I couldn't feel anything sensitivity was poor and the stretch of this line is WAY! to much for my needs. However as a leader it proved to work great with braid. I have landed 40+" Halibut and Stripers on the remaining 20LB I used as leader.

From: Jesus: Pinole, CA 12/28/14

Comments: I like this line, but I use it on spinning gear. It IS fragile so don't pitch 8-10 lb into brush and then cuss it when you get owned. 10lb on a spinning reel is what I put on friend's reels that fish w me who manhandle their fish in. Check it often (like you should with any line...duh) and it'll be fine. 15 is good for light worming, senkos and flukes but again, keep it out of the brush!

From: Jay6: USA 11/5/14

Comments: I like this line, but I'm warning you. If you get even a little kink in the line, be ready for it to break. I've lost so many lures just casting and the line just snapping off. I'm gonna put Mono on next re spool. This stuff is very brittle.

From: Fred: Flint, MI 9/19/14

Comments: You must use the right tool for the right job. This line has worked well for me as leader material. A 3yd section costs about $0.08, that's an amazing deal! I use the 20 lb for drop shot leaders off the rocks/jettys and this copolymer performers close to it's fluorocarbon counterpart. There is a decent amount of abrassion resistance but it does get nicked and frayed like any leader/line. I use the pull test to see if I need to change out. I tie a dozen leaders at a time, like bullets in a chamber. This product in combination with Big Hammer Salt Shakers or B2 Squids has elevated my inshore success 10 fold. I have never broke off a fish on 20lb, even after pulling it from it's cave.

From: John: Humboldt 9/13/14

Comments: This line is not bad for the price but I do think the lb test ratings are a bit overrated.  I can snap the 12lb with by bare hands, no not just in one spot I can do that anywhere in the 300 yd spool and it hasn't been used yet.  With most other lines anything higher than 8 and i can try as hard as I can and not snap it with my hands. Ok line for fun fishing but I would never trust it in a tournament.

From: Rob: Reedsville, PA 7/11/14

Comments: I love this line its supper strong and fairly abrasive resistant try it You wont be disappointed ingnor the bad reviews just check for frays and retie if nesseary and your good to go

From: Gama: San Diego, CA 4/22/14

Comments: I do believe that some of the people posting about their experience with this line have no common sense in how to use and maintain fishing line. I have been using the same PLine Fluoroclear in test lines varying from 8 to 20 lbs since 2007; same 3000 yd spools I have purchased back then! And I am fishing at least 4 times a year in "big-time" tournament settings, as well as a lot of local bass club tournaments. I have yet to have a fish break me off, whether using the 8 lb test for my dropshot setup or shaky head, 10 lb for deep cranking or 20 lbs for flipping in the Cal Delta or even using 15 lb test for swim baiting at Clear Lake! Does it have some memory, more than some other lines? Yes, it does. However, if you use KVD's Line and Lure Conditioner, 90% of the time the problem is manageable. I do not think there is a harder line to break per pound test out there that can beat this one!

From: Mike: Portland, OR 2/25/14

Comments: This line is amazing. Spooled my Calcutta 400 with 20 lb. Cast like a dream and last a long tim e. I've used this mostly in saltwater. Biggest fish was a 40-45lb Jack Carvelle. It took me for a ride on my kayak. Reel in some  40lb+bull reds and monster black drum too. This line hangs up there with Stren mono and Berkley Big Gam e mono. Nice line never had a problem

From: Chris: USA

Comments: This is a good quality line.  These reviews about it breaking are from people that do not understand basic line maintenance such as checking for frays and retying line that has been in the sun for awhile.  Clear as can be and a good mix of flouro and mono.  Flouro even flouro coated such as this cuts itself therefore tie the shaw grigsby knot from off YouTube simple to learn or tie a palomar correctly for no overlap and you will love this line.  Hard to beat.

From: Evan: WV

Comments: This line is horrible after multiple uses. The line tends to snap on casting causing loss of lures and the outer coating tends to peel off after only a few weeks of use. I switched to this line after a suggestion from the salesman at Dick's suggested it big mistake.

From: Chris: Huntsville, Al

Comments: This stuff is terrible, It broke in the real at least 5 times. It broke while casting 3 times lost several cranks and spinner baits. It broke at least 6 times while trying to tie a knot. I like McCoy or just about any other brand than this.

From: Don: Lancaster, Ohio USA

Comments: My first impression on this line a few years ago, not the best. I was wrong. Line is a speciality tool anymore. I was using for the wrong application. This line MUST be paired with the right rod for the best results. It is accurate 100% accurate in its breakung strength. Most 10# breaks between 12 and 15. This will break @ 10. Nothing wrong with that! Some arent used to that though. That is why the diameter is smaller than simaller  test ratings. I love this line for jerkbaits, finesse cranking, finesse swim baits, etc. It is verry strong with the right knot. I use the San Diego jam knot and have cracked some heads, HARD! Pair it with a parabolic bend rod and set the drag right and fish on. Good open water line.

From: Nick: Prosperity SC

Comments:  I bought this line based on the very good TackleTour review. I picked up some 8lb and have to say this is the WORST line I have ever used with out question. At first it seems great. Its very soft and fishable and casts very well. Then the HORROR starts. This line breaks on average hooksets and snaps very easily. The abrasion resistance is very poor and there is terrible impact resistance. Spend your $$$ elsewhere. Thanks.

From: Andy: Plymouth, MA

Comments: pretty bad line, use a copolymer instead. knot strength is poor compared to regular mono and coplymer lines. get p-line cxx instead!

From: Brian: OC, CA

Comments: Have used this line for about a year fishing with different plastics and jigs. I've found the knot strength to be very goog and the line strength is excellent. When hung up, I've had to tie the line to a cleet and have on many occasions bent the hook before the line breaks. However, after a few months the line does develop a lot of memory and then backlashes are common. Going to try the pure florocarbon to determine if the pros an cons still prevail or change.

From: Steve: Charleston, SC

Comments: never had any issues with this line. I use it with soft plastic worms and I've caught some giants with no problem. Not the lowest memory but great strength

From: Tim: TX

Comments: This line is pretty good if you want to use crankbaits with a copolymer instead of mono.

From: Jack: FL

Comments: This is great line in all size tests. I've landed plenty of bass on the same spool and neglected to strip it the next season and it still landed some good chunks without a sweat. This line really shines when fishing clear water. Less stretch than mono and better knots than floro. Two thumbs up

From: Greg: New England

Comments: This is the best line I've ever used. This line was recommended to me by a Tournament Bass Fisherman.(Frank McCormick) It has great knot strength with a palomar knot, its clear like flouro and cast better than mono. I've tried almost every line out and I always come back to P-Line Floroclear.

From: Jordan: Rhode Island

Comments: P-Line fluoroclear is fantastic,i've never had any trouble in 8 years and won a big tourney on Potomac.Will continue to buy it.

From: Tony: West Chester, PA

Comments: I swear by the FloroClear and have used it for a few years now with nothing to say about it! I am shocked at all of the bad reviews because i have never had an issue at all. Good prices on the line too!

From: Alex: Phenix City, AL

Comments: Ive had no problems with the line on casting reels with 8-25lb test.  On spinning reels I use braid with leaders to avoid issues and it has worked great as a leader for me. no issues in fresh or saltwater either. 

From: B: IN

Comments: I do not have a vast breadth of experience with many of the new copolymers, flourocarbons, and braids. Therefore, this is little more than a blow by blow of my own affairs. I have flouroclear from 4lb to 20lb. I have been pleased with every aspect of P-Lines performance. As I have digested the criticisms "line memory, becomes brittle and breaks at the knot, losses in tensile strength, excessive stretch, etc..." I probably have only one explanation; I spray Blakemore's Real Magic on my spool every time I start fishing and before I store my equipment. I equate this to natural cat gut in tennis string. There is a bit of maintenance required to reap the benefits desired. This is not a comparative. Most other products I am literally not familiar with. My review is simply to see if others can enjoy performance from this very reasonably priced line

From: Tom: Randallstown, MD

Comments: If you don't like a lot of stretch, line memory and line twist (spinning gear) this line isn't for you.  In a pinch I have to use this as it is what is available locally.  However, I have never liked it and ditch it as soon as I can get my other lines in the mail.  I don't care if I've only fished it once, it comes off and goes in the trash.  After only a short time on the spool the memory is horrible, the line takes on a real rough feeling, it jumps off the spool on spinning gear, it'll start breaking as your tying knots.  From the get go, the absolute worst thing about this line is the stretch!  It has tons and tons of stretch in it...I would not recommend this line to anyone.  Just my $0.02 worth

From: Shane: O'side, CA

Comments: good for dropshot and good for little flukes and wacky rigs it has fraided a little but for the price and amount it is worth the money

From: Isai: San Diego, CA

Comments: worst line ever made. after a week it turns white and gets very brittle. it will get ruined if you use in saltwatre or leave it in the sun. becomes so brittle that it snaps while tieing knots. spend the extra money and buy yamamoto sugoi or trilene 100%. dont waste your money on this awful line. p-line should be ashamed of themselves.

From: Brent: San Diego, CA

Comments: Excellent line! First copoly that I have tried and it is awesome! It's got pretty low memory, and great abrasion resistance, as well as a great price. Haven't had any problems yet. I reccomend buying some KVD line conditioner. Not because this line is terrible, but it makes any line much much better.

From: Andrew: Chesterfield, MI

Comments: Not the best flueocarbon out there but its good for the price I would get something differnt though.

From: Austin: FL

Comments: I have been using floroclear for 6 yrs now with nothing but high marks for it.....the line in 6 and 8 lb is ideal for spinning and finesse applications...I have caught 5 lb lmb and 3 lb spots on the stuff with 0 breakoffs....I use sunline super and trilene 100% for all other apps.this line is not full flouro but a copolymer with floro coating.....I think some are under the impression this is flouro based on reviews.Stretch can be remedied as well as coiling and memory IF you know how to do it.

From: Chris: GA

Comments: This line is not for me.  It might be a good line for crankbait applications but for jig and worms, it does not fill my needs.  I could not handle the amount of stretch this line produces when setting the hook or trying to pull fish away from weeds.  I have fished it a total of 3 times (2 times practice, 1 time tournament) and did not like it for jigs and worms - where sensitivity is key.  However, it is soft and castable which is good, but it isn't as sensitive as another popular copolymer that I have used in the past.  For crankbaits and spinning reels, this line might actually be okay for me. But for jigs and worms, I'll stick with Hybrid on practice days and 100% low-stretch fluoro for tournaments.

From: Peter: Minneapolis, MN

Comments: I swear by this line. I've won $5000 in last couple tournaments i fished  using it.I'd be fishing with guys using the same lure in same grass bed and they weren't catching fish while i'm killing them. Great line ,not to stiff and great sensitivity.

From: Tony: West Chester, PA

Comments: I got this line and it performed flawlessly the first month and a half.  They it got extremely bad memory and there started to be small nicks in the line.  Then it started to break when casting or pulling out a backlash.  Overall this was a spectacular line at the beginning but if you like respooling your line every month or so, dont buy it.  This does make great leader line though!!!  But I still like seaguar much more.

From: Bill

Comments: After 2 1/2 months of serious fishing, the line memory was unbearable. I also saw that somehow the stained water I fish in, STAINED the line! Never had problems with break-offs or knot strength. Good line but i'm sticking wih 100% flouro (Seaguar)

From: Edward: GA

Comments: great line for all around use. i always use 100% florocarbon for tournaments but this line is great for prefishing or for just a play around line. if it was as sensitive as 100% i would use this all the time but if it isnt a major tournament you cant beat the quality for the price. also a great crappie line is 6lb test. a nother plus is it doesn't kink like other florocarbons. a great buy.

From: Jonathon: Nashville, TN

Comments: I've tried every line imaginable. Ive tried Suffix, wasnt impressed, tried Berkley Vanish, wasnt impressed... both had way too much memory, and it just didnt seem to lay down on the reel. I tried this stuff for the first time in a tournament, and I couldnt believe it.... very very low memory, no backlashes, kinks, super super strong when used with a polamar knot, which is all that I will use now. Highly recommended for flouro. I was fishing with 15 lbs test, and using a plastic worm and caught a 9 foot gator on the bottom chasing fish. I pulled him fighting all the way to the bank and used my paddle to unset the hook... no problems. No knicks nothing. Only Monofiliment I'll use it Trilene Big Game though. Im hooked on that stuff. And its sold out at almost every store for a reason.

From: Michael: Metairie, LA

Comments: P-line is the worst line company on the market. I used it years ago and was not happy with it. I recently took a trip to BPS and there was some P-line rep selling this new line. I decided to give it a try. I was again completely dissapointed. Any company who can afford to pay some guy to convince people to buy their product for an entire day is not relying on its product to sell itself. I will never buy P-line again and would reccomend that anyone thinking about purchasing P-line try something else. I really like Suffix and will stick with that and Stren from now on. Just my honest opinion hope it saves some anglers from wasting money on a bad product.

From: Fraeday: Vista, CA

Comments: I've experimented with many brands of Flouro, none has worked better for me that P-Line.  This line is very durable and sensitive.  I use this line for both casting and spinning.

From: Matt: Columbus, OH

Comments: Great line for spinning reels! has very little memory and is super soft, but dont put too much on the spool.  Only drawback is abrasion resistance, if you fish around zebra mussels or rocks retie frequently.  Super strong when not nicked from a zebra's.

From: Andy: Fremont, IN

Comments: This line is by far the best I have ever fished with for texas rig, carolina rig, jigs, ripping jerkbaits and spinnerbaiting or cranking. But for topwater applications I will prefer a real nylon monofilament that will float better on the surface. For finesse applications like shaky rig or D-shot I'll prefer a tiny braided line like suffix performance braid 6 lb with an FC leader, or a 100% fluorocarbon like FC sniper 6 lb.

From: Fab: France

Comments: Just started using P-Line this year. I have the 12lb. line on my medium action spin rod and have landed bass in open water, off the bottom and pulled a few out of the weeds with this line. Awesome product...looking forward to using this line again in the spring.

From: Yosef: Liverpool, NY

Comments:  I use this for my leader on braided line and has worked well so far.

From: Pat: San Jose, CA

Comments: I have been using P-Line Floroclear for years....i have tried a bunch of the big name and small company brands and ALWAYS come back to P-Line. I can honestly say i can't remember breaking off more than a few times in the past 10 years...

From: Jeff: Newman, GA

Comments: Landed a massive carp on this stuff. 6lb test close to 25 lbs. It was on my smallmouth dropshot setup too! dragged me through weeds, rocks and brush and the line was fine! if this stuff can stand up to a carp it can own any smallie i catch. great product.

From: Lovepreet: Hartfort, CT

Comments: Floroclear is a great all around line but it is not as sensitive as 100% fluorocarbon and it has the same stretch/give properties of monofilament.  Therefore understand what you are buying.  I love this line for crank bait fishing (8 or 10#) and for spinner bait fishing (20#) as it blends the rigidness of floro that I like for long hooksets with the give that mono affords so I don't pull a bait away from a fish.  If I were going to spool up for shakey head or d shot fishing I'd stick with 100% floro.  I prefer Sunline sniper for 100% floro personally.

From: Chuck: Lake Norman, NC

Comments:P-Line FlouroClear is an outstanding substitute for expensive 100% FlouroCarbon. There are two major benefits to this line besides knot strength: it doesn't kink and it doesn't nest on your spinning reels!! This line is the perfect balance between flouro and mono. The 15 - 20# is great for baitcasters while the 8 - 12 # is outstanding for your spinning rig.

From:Bryan: Fortson, GA

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