Berkley Trilene Fluorocarbon

Good line and I like the manageability of it for the line strength size. I fish a lot of clear water and 20 lb is just to "Weighty" and 10 lb to "Wimpy", the 15 lb test seems a good middle ground.

The line is quite thick but that is to be expected. I wouldn't recommend this item for bass anglers who are casting a lot. It may fit other techniques of fishing better.

What I intended to say was after spooling the line on your reel, take the spool off the reel and secure the end of the line to the spool. Put the spool in hot water (not boiling) for ten minutes. The line will conform to the new spool size.The water should be hot enought that you wouldn't want your ...

After spoolinbg this line on your reel, take the reel off the rod, secure the end to the spool and sit it in hot water (not boiling) for ten minutes. The line will conform to the new spool size. The water should be hot enought that you wouldn't want to have your finger in it very long.

If you buy this line you're getting the best fishing line there is. Buy the larger spools. 25 yard spools are a waste of money, buy the largest spools you can afford to get the most bang for your buck.

I put this and some Berkley 'Vanish' Flouro on two rods. This seems more durable and just as invisible. I use it on baitcasters, casts really well.

Tried this line out on Lake Powell, caught a stringer full of stripers and never had to worry about my line, super abrasion resistant

Great line , have had best luck with this as a leader but only negative is how often the line can snap

I can understand the low reviews because flouro can be tricky to fish with. But the payoffs are worth it. Simply put, fish will not notice your line. It is virtually invisible. One less thing to worry about when it comes to presentation to your quarry. Watch your knots tie them well. And, when you s...

I came back to fishing in July and picked up my old Zebco 33 with momofilament line. Later I purchased a float fishing tube, a bait-caster, and some fluorocarbon line to go with it. The super-lines of 15 years ago looked like kite string and couldn't be used unless you were fishing in chocolate milk...