Overview
Trik Fish Original Camo Line offers the angler a significant advantage over standard nylon line. Trik Fish Camo line is made from Perlon, a copolymer that maintains its strength even after being stretched almost to the breaking point. Regular nylon fishing line will weaken after severe stretching, causing problems with knot and line strength later. The Camo color will disappear in a fish's natural underwater environment, getting you more bites. The legendary Trik Fish Original Camo is a great all around fishing line.
| Line Dia. | 6lb | 8lb | 10lb | 12lb | 15lb | 17lb | 20lb | 25lb |
| Inches | .010 | .011 | .012 | .013 | .016 | .017 | .018 | .020 |
| Millimeters | .25 | .27 | .30 | .32 | .40 | .42 | .45 | .50 |
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Comments: This line in 6lb is the deal for 'light' line finesse fishing. It's pretty much 8lb. I trust it with money on the line. It's not the smoothest but it does stay on a spinning reel and remain useable for a month+ with some line conditioner. No bad for a cheaper line.
From: O'Billy Dudewright: 6/20/23
Comments: I was out finesse worming the other day around wood, just fun fishing with this in 8lb on a spinning rod. Set the hook on a big one and it got wrapped up. Got her out and she wrapped up on another piece of wood. Let her work herself off and grabbed the five pounder for a photo opp. Pretty strong stuff.
From: Jason: Unknown 10/12/21
Comments: Hmmm. I usd to trust my life to this in 20lb. I just came back from a week of fishing a big worm in semi-thick wood and NO. This line let me down. Sure, hurl big swimbaits in snag-free water and you'll be okay but fish a 12' worm around some giants and you'll be bummed.
From: Jay6 2/9/18
Comments: I've been using this line for like forever. I've changed a lot of things over the years while swimbait fishing. This line isn't one of them. Very strong line with less memory & abrasive resistance as you will find.
From: Mike: GA 3/23/16
Comments: This stuff has been around forever. It is AWESOME. Not really made for spinning reels, it's stiff, but a great utility line, think BIG GAME, but a little smoother and cooler looking.
From: Jay6: USA
Comments: This line runs deeper than the braid I've been using and it doesnt break on the cast like flourocarbon tends to do. I've tried a few higher priced monos but surprise the cheapest seems to be the best.
From: Greg: AL
Comments: I have used this line for three years, and love the way it handles. However, on two occasions I have had it break at the end of a long cast. It may have been from past over-runs, and operator error. I still recommend this line in 12# camo, especially for crank baits, and top water.
From: Skip: Guilford, CT
Comments:I use a lot of different mono lines for different applications. This is a go-to mainstay most of the time, especially throwing heavy large baits. I've been pounding this line in tests 8# through to 30# on size 05 Extremes to Abu c5's to Diawa M-Ones for the past five years. On baitcast gear it has perfect stretch, high abrasion resistance and exceptional break-strength. You can get an easy hook-set, yet have the stretch for lure-saving during a heavy hard cast that goes off the rails, and big fish stay on. I've not missed feeling light takes that I'm aware of. The camo colour is perfect through the weeds, cover, dappled shade, evening/morning and bottom-dragging. No leaders req'd. My favourite trolling line too. I've looked at the Suffix camo & think I'll stay with Triple Fish. I suggest no greater than 12# on spinning/spincast reels.
From:Cliff Jumper: Canada