Comments: Used to use it in heavier lines. Thought it was fine. Recently bought some 6lb here. It's not very thin or supple. I would say their specs are off 6 would make a good small crankbait line or jerkbait line. It's more like 8 or 10.

From: Steve: 3/11/23

Comments: I always keep a backup rod spooled with Mean Green. It lasts well for mono, is fairly inexpensive, and will suffice for any purpose. Braid isn't good for crankbaits and fluorocarbon is awful for topwater. If any rod goes down, this is an immediate and acceptable substitute. You can get away with going down a weight size. I'm always amazed at how much I end up using my old backup rod during a season. Often, it's just to try something different for a small, unique piece of water while leaving the technique rods unchanged.

From: Unknown: 1/29/23

Comments: The best Non Fluoro line on the market. I've been bass fishing for 50 years and have used almost every brand of line both fluoro and mono. This is by far the best line on the market. Fluoro has great sensitivity and little stretch but I have not found a single line that does not become brittle and have tons of memory. Regular mono is very stretchy and lasts a long time. McCoy copolymer is the best of both worlds, it fits right in the middle. I have not had one issue with this line.

From: Max V.: Henderson, TX 1/13/23

Comments: Got some to try it out and was not disappointed. Does it still twist when your lure puts some twist in the line? Yes. Does it twist as bad as fluorocarbon? No. No issues with sensitivity or setting the hook on single hook lures even with 8 pound test. The abrasion resistance on wood is surprising. Casts pretty well to boot. Having tried it on casting gear but I might get a spool of 12# to try out

From: Noah : Massachusetts 10/3/22

Comments: This line is awesome best co polymer line on the market IMO. Been using the 10 and 12 pound line for years and have had no issues on baitcaster or spinning reels. Give it a try you wont be disappointed. Very smooth, strong and a thin diameter.
From: William: McDonough, GA 5/4/21

Comments: Wow this line casts so smoothly it's unreal. Strong knot strength, and very limp with great abrasion resistance. What else do you want from a line, an affordable price and you get that too. Try it!

From: Morgan: Wisconsin 7/24/20

Comments: I thought this would be great line by looking at all the reviews. I have been using it this season and haven't been impressed. I've even applied KVD Line Conditioner and it doesn't seen to make a difference. Not smooth in my opinion.

From: Unknown 8/26/19

Comments: the most underrated line of all time. this line is a must have on at least 1 rod setup.

From: Unknown: 5/17/18

Comments: I've been a CXX man for the last few years, but after this weekend I'm NOW a Mean Green man. I love how slick this line is, almost casts itself. Way fewer kinks, coils and backlashes, Way better handling, just as strong, and price is right. Horsed a 6lb bucket to the boat yesterday with 10lb test, handled it like a boss!! I Will be ordering 15 lb for heavy rods, and 6 for finesse.

From: Jamie: 4/30/18

Comments: This line is AWESOME!!!!! Extremely supple, zero memory. cast like a bullet. Spools and cast well on bait casters and spinning reels. No rod guide friction during cast or retrieve. Most important: MADE IN USA!!!!!!!!

From: Jason: Ohio 5/28/17

Comments: I was first told about this line by a guide in southern Oklahoma. We used it one afternoon while trolling for sand bass. We caught over 30 fish and never once broke off. We caught smallmouth, walleye & even a couple largemouth on 8lb test. It's difficult to find but have been extremely pleased when using this product. My seven year old son hooked a lady fish off the Okaloosa island pier a couple years ago while throwing a spoon on 8lb line. Before he was able to get it in a porpoise ate his lady fish. It nearly unspooled his reel before biting the lady fishes's body off. Nothing was left but the head,spoon, and LINE!  Mean Green lived up to its name. 200 plus pound fish on 8lb line. I have pics and video to prove it. I'll stop there.

From: Jeff: Oklahoma City, OK 3/31/16

Comments: I have used most brands of line, at some point, through the years. For most of my life I prefered Trilene. A few years ago I discovered McCoy Mean Green. I have never used any other brand of line since then. This line is simply great. The greatest abrasion resistance I've ever found in a mono. Superior knot strength, and the perfect amount of stretch. I use it for all of my Crankbaits. Make the change..you WONT regret it.

From: Charles: Gallatin, TN 11/19/15

Comments: I've been using this line exclusively for 5 years now and I think it's time to write a review. This line is awesome if your looking for a copolymer line. I don't know if it's invisible under water like they claim, but what I do know is it's strong, very abrasion resistant and has absolutely no memory at all. I would say the low memory is this line's best attributes. I have left line on for over a year (10lb and 15lb) and didn't need to use my KVD L&L conditioner. After a few casts, it will become limp again. The negatives are this line does have some stretch which is normal for a copolymer line and it does turn kind of milky after a while, but doesn't seem to affect performance. Since the line is so inexpensive anyways, you can just change it out. Give this line a try and for the price it can't be beat.

From: Stephen: Ontario, Canada

Comments: Been using this stuff for 13 years and it is the best line I have found for CBs, topwater and SBs.  It has little to no memory, VERY abrasion resistent and a good amount of stretch.  These characteristics make it perfect for the above applications.  In, November 2012, I caught a 9.17 LMB out of Lake Falcon on 17# test that had been spooled for 5 years.  Just works great.

From: Thad: Lubbock, TX USA

Comments: I got my PB LMB (12.9lbs) on #12 test in july of 2000. This is some really good line.

From: DC: Cal

Comments:  I can't verify that this lines disappears under water but the rest the manufacturers claims found in the description are a 100% accurate.  I've used this line for over 20 years and it's consistency from one spool to the next is absolutely perfect.  I most often use the 8# on spinning reels and got over a 100 hours of trouble free use on an old Symetre that I pair with a fiberglass rod for throwing small cranks in our local river.  Throwing a crank and even in-line spinners for that long without being forced to change the line is amazing.  Great product

From: Mike: Aurora, IL

Comments: After trying this on spincast and spinning reels, I no longer use Trilene XL.  This stuff has no memory, cast like a dream, and is strong!  Knot strenght is super.   After about a month of use I can say for a fact that this is the best line I have ever used.  I have used the 8 and 10 pound.

From: Scott: Peshtigo, WI

Comments: Excellent line for the price, virtually no memory.

From: Rob: MD

Comments: Ill never buy another fishing line again.. this stuff is where the moneys at!!

Comments: this stuff is good

Comments: McCoy Fishing Line is strong in all sizes and diameters! Lately I've been mainly using 8lb Mean Green in all my applications. I've caught more fish with it also!

From: Reginald: North Augusta, SC

Comments: Best line in its class!!! Super strong, abrasion resistant and smooth.  If you could imagine PLINE CXXX that is soft and managable then you have McCoy Mean Green line.  You will not break this line under normal fishing conditions.  Best line for the money!

From: Andy: Fremont, IN