100% Pure Fluorocarbon Fishing Line - Premium Leader Material from Japan - High Strength, Abrasion-Resistant, Fast Sinking - Freshwater and Saltwater Fishing Leader

good line, durable, low memory - so less tangle

Very good line . Soft and strong . Casts as good or better than any line I have used over the many years of bass fishing multiple times weekly . A lot of casts before any change.

. This is good fluorocarbon. It's good for inshore fishing. I have no complaints

Line has a very weak breaking point. not good. lost a few lures and tested the line on knots broke every tine with 2.8 pound on it.

As far as fluorocarbon leader material goes this is right up there with other more well known brands. Abrasion resistance is on par with others as is the strength. Fluorocarbon lines are renown for their ability to practically be undetectable in the water column, a trait this brand also exhibits and ensures the main line dosent spook the fish. Like all other fluorocarbon lines I’ve used I would not recommend using this if your fishing topwater, like others this line sinks and tends to be a little stiff, this will affect the action of your lures. Also of note another trait of this line, and fluorocarbon lines in general, is the chance of a knot not holding. Definitely test the holding power of the knot you choose to use, some commonly used knots do not work as well with this line as they would with monofilament. As I said this is not a issue just with this line but with fluorocarbon lines in general, so make sure you wet the knot as your synching it down and test its staying power, nothing is worse then hooking up with a sizable fish only to have the knot fail…trust me, that’s how I learned to double check my knots. So in ending great line to use as a leader as long as you understand the strengths and weaknesses of fluorocarbon lines.

Good value fluorocarbon fishing line. Had not heard of the brand, but I'm usually game to try new things and give new brands a shot. Line diameter is comparable to more expensive brands, so that's a good check mark. It also has a good smooth feel to the line, which in my opinion is paramount. I've had good results with my knots, staying tight, no unexpected line breaks either. The main reason you use fluoro in my experience is for a line-shy fish so it's had a good 'invisibility' factor and suits that purpose.

Works well and the price was good. My husband said it was much easier to spool after soaking this in a bowl of warm water. It cast really smooth after soaking and then spoiling it.

I am using the13lb test on a fresh water spinning rig and it's working quite well. Have only had it on the lake for a short session, but for new line it casts and retrieves very smoothly. It also seems to sink a little faster than the standard 14lb monofilament line it replaced. Knots are easy to tie, and hold tight. I fish this same spot regularly, and during that evening the action was about the same as usual. So at this point I can't attest that this Fluorocarbon line is better or worse at catching fish than my old line. I can tell you I caught several fish, and 2 nice size bass in a little over an hour, and that I will continue to use this line for awhile!