Overview
The engineers at Berkley have worked hard to develop a superior fluorocarbon and the Trilene 100% Fluorocarbon Line Clear is the result. Through extensive research and tests, Berkley believes this fluorocarbon to be the best on the market.
Berkley Trilene 100% Fluorocarbon Line Clear is extremely sensitive and the unique properties of this line make it limp providing smooth casting and easy handling. Trilene Fluorocarbon Line has low stretch making hooksets solid and putting you in direct contact with the fish. Trilene 100% Fluorocarbon is highly abrasion-resistant which gives anglers the ability and confidence to fish in and around structure without concern.
Berkley stands behind their products and the Trilene 100% Fluorocarbon Line Clear is no exception. Berkley Pros believe in this line, try it and you will too!
| Line Diameter | 6lb | 8lb | 10lb | 12lb | 15lb | 17lb | 20lb | 25lb |
| Inches | .010 | .011 | .012 | .013 | .015 | .016 | .017 | .019 |
| Millimeter | .25 | .28 | .30 | .33 | .38 | .41 | .43 | .48 |
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Comments: I swore away from fluorocarbon lines for several reasons of frustration. Found this line on sale and tried it one more time and was very pleased. Super tough but does have a fair amount of memory, but I've figured out a hack to help with that. After spooling and after every third trip or so I tie the line off the fence post and walk out about 1.5 times the distance of the average casting distance then put a fair amount of tension on the line with my rod and hold it for about a minute. As I reel the line back on, keeping tension on the rod, I spray the spool with line conditioner every 30 feet or so, after doing this the line will lay out perfectly flat for about 3 trips. Works for me!
From: Rick: Oak Ridge, NC 8/28/23
Comments: In a nutshell, I'd say this is good line for the price. I've been using the 12lb as a leader only. This stuff is super thick! It's substantially thicker than Sunline 14lb mono. It's also pretty stiff and has very little stretch compared to other flouros I've tried. Berkley loves to flat out lie about their pound ratings, and I'm guessing my 12lb line is much closer to 15lb or even more. It's really strong and knot strength and abrasion resistance seem very good. I've had zero break-offs. My past two flouro leaders were much thinner but cost 4 times as much. Those were Seagur blue label and Trilene pro (I think). I plan on buying more because it does work as intended and the price is hard to beat for quality. Oh, the 110 yards spool is a mini spool and easy to carry. The 200yd spool is full size.
From: Flushdraw: Somewhere near Houston 5/16/23
Comments: I've actually quite enjoyed this line. Had a lot of memory at first but laid down nice after a day or two of fishing. Next time I spooled up I used some line conditioner and it laid down great. I'd recommend it if you find it on sale. But I think Seagur Basix is better than this stuff and is the new go to ultra budget fluoro.
From: Zach: 5/1/23
Comments: Strongest fluorocarbon ever and it last forever. Has awesome knot strength also. I will never use anything else....
From: Brian: AR 12/5/22
Comments: I like trilene xl mono but this is the worst line I've ever used. It has so much memory it's unreal so many line tangles you can't even cast. Compared to daiwa samurai fluorocarbon and it was great and offered in 4lb I got this in 5 trying to save money and it was a mistake
From: Unknown: Ohio 8/25/22