Stren Fluorocast 100% Fluorocarbon Line - $8.49 to $9.49
Don’t be fooled by fluorocarbon-coated imitations, Stren Fluorocast is a true fluorocarbon that casts like a nylon monofilament. Amazingly sensitive, it provides excellent knot and shock strength for hard hooksets, and is virtually invisible to fish. Its high density also allows lures to run deeper. Stren Fluorocast 100% Fluorocarbon - the smooth casting fluorocarbon.
| Line Diameter | 6lb | 8lb | 10lb | 12lb | 15lb | 17lb |
| Inches | .009 | .010 | .012 | .013 | .015 | .016 |
| Millimeters | .23 | .25 | .30 | .33 | .38 | .41 |
Comments: Terrible. horrible memory
From: Jay: TN
Comments: I have caught many fish with this line it cast good and is really tough and it doesn't cost to much. this is the line to buy.
From: Jacob: USA
Comments: Be carefful, look at the line before you buy stren. I have bought spools of line before where the line, straight off the spool in box is twisted.
From: James: FL
Comments: I have never had any problems with this flourocarbon and I have been fishing it in a lot of situations for about two years now. As far as fishing line goes, that is about all you can ask for.
From: Ryan: Fairfax, VA
Comments: I dont know where these other anglers are having a problem , I use 12# and 17# and it is tough as nails . Fished it all summer and only had to retie one time for abrasion , so strong I dont loose lures , you just pull the log or limb out of the water ! I love it ! works great and for the money as good as it gets.
From: Jackie: Madison heights, VA
Comments: avoid this line. Really bad. Bad memory and a hassle
From: Nate: LA
Comments: this is a great line. It is very sensitive and has a great price
From: Clayton: Sulphur, LA
Comments: Decent flouro for the price but not the best. I throw crankbaits all the time around timber, its one of my favorite ways to catch bass, and this line just seems too fray a little bit more than others. its still a good line though, but I prefer Berkley Vanish for the price point.
Comments: Dont listen to the bad reviews of this line. people post bad reviews because its cheap and they want to sound cool. Dont sleep on flourocast
From: Scott: ME
Comments: Avoid Stren's Fluorocast at all costs. Friend and I had (3) breakoffs on our hooksets this past weekend, and they were all halfway up the line (not at the knot). We were both using 12-pound test and fishing jigs and soft plastics. While this may be ok for reaction baits such as crankbaits, it does not have a durable strand in its body. Hope this helps you make your decision. I'll stick with P-Line or Seaguar.
From: Daniel: Spokane, WA
Comments: i spooled this on my abu garcia orra sx and i think it is decent for the price im defineitly going to buy this again but probbly for my spinning reels
Comments: I use Stren with majority of my reels and I must say that I am extremely dissapointed with this line. I spooled a my Citica with twelve pound and the line snapped every time I tried to tie a palomr knot. I would not recommend this line to any fisherman. Save the money and buy better quality flouro.
From: Adam: Grovetown, GA
Comments: Worst fluorocarbon I've ever tried. I was really unimpressed with it's handling capabilities while casting, but the performance on the water disgusted me far more. I was throwing a chatterbait on 17lb test on a freshly spooled reel & went to snap it out of some weeds & the line broke half way between the lure & me. It also seemed to have more stretch than other fluoros I've tried, as there were a couple of hooksets where I slammed them & could just feel the line stretch & stretch, even with a super stiff rod for driving the hook home. All fluorocarbons stretch no matter what the marketing hype says, but this was the most stretch I've felt & it doesn't even come with the good handling that usually accompanies stretchier lines. I've tried most of the Pure fluoros outside of Stren 100%, which I have a spool to try this year, & I think it's worth it to invest the extra coin in Trilene, Spiderwire, Seaguar, virtually any other quality reputation fluorocarbon out there than this.
From: KC: NW Iowa
Comments: This is a solid line for the price. If you keep breaking off your palomar knot, tie a san diego jam. It has not failed me with fluoro, including this line. I do use a different (more expensive) line for tournys but I can't afford to strip through $30 spools. Thats why I love this line. It serves its purpose.
From: Adam: Ontario
Comments: For the last few month, I have used Stren Fluorocast 100% Fluorocarbon Line 12lb for small shaky heads. I am impressed with the smoothneth of cast and strenghth.
From: Casting Jack: Dallas, TX
Comments: I have used only stern for the past 2 years. ii have 15lb fluro on my worm rod and spinner rod this line is nice. it casts nicely, I've even had times where i snagged my lure and had to pull in 30 pound logs with this line and it would NOT break I'm more afraid of my lure flying at me then this line breaking.
Comments: This is an excellent line for the price. It casts well and I have had no problems with breakage - a lot of that has to do with using the right knot - as with any fluorocarbon line.
From: Kirk: TN
Comments: Overall I like it and will continue to use it. I find two faults: Abrasion resistance is less than I'd like[I say that about every line I use]and it would be nice to have a 500 yard spool of the stuff.
From: Jim: Medford, OR
Comments: As good as any flouro I've ever used. Great line for the price....Have used both 15 and 17 lb. test with no issues.....No complaints.....
From: Al: Dothan, AL
Comments: I have only used the 17lb for fishing jigs. I have had no issues. It is a bit stiff, but nothing a little line conditioner will not take care of. I have had other lines twice the price break on me. I am impressed!!
From: Jim: Woodstock, GA
Comments: The worst line i have ever fished!!!!! Ive been fishing the 10lb and i have other 4lb tied on that is 100% tougher!!!
From: Soc et 2 em: CO
Comments: 17lb test- first bite- set hook- line breakage- second bite- set hook- line breakage-----conclusion: line is junk.....stripped off line and remaining spool into the trash...............glad I wasn't fishing a tournament.
From: John: Manassas Park, VA
Comments: Fantastic flouro for the money. The only line I ever use. Like any flouro, it'll break if it gets nicked, but other than that, it's better than trilene 100% for half the price. I have it on all my rigs and there are NO breakage issues.
From: Jason: Irmo, SC
Comments: the worste line i have ever seen this line is a disgrace to the fishing world i even made a video of how easily it breaks with my hands and posted it to youtube.... if you fish to put em in the boat i will save you some money here, dont buy this garbage
From: Colby: Oregon, USA
Comments: Very Very good floro line. The line is very manageable and ties very well. Just need to remember that with any floro line before cinching on the knot wet the line because it causes friction. Otherwise I've had little memory. I used the same line all year with no problems. At best a little squirt of Kevin Van Dam line conditioner more than does the trick.
From: Mike: New Bedford, MA
Comments: I've used just about every Fluorocarbon line made, and this is by far the best handling, best casting Flurocarbon made. No issues with abrasion resistance or break offs. All of my reels are spooled will be spooled with this line.
From: Tim: Burlington, NC
Comments: I've had a couple small fish break off this line above the knot. Memory is annoying.
Comments: In my own opinion, this line casts even better than mono, and with a saliva covered palmer knot, it seems strong enough for me.
From: Mark: Carbondale, IL
Comments: Good line for the price. It has some memory issues, but becomes manageable with the use of line conditioner. Have not had any problems with break offs and has good knot strength.
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