BerkleyTrilene XL Monofilament Fishing Line

good line at a good price

Best monofilament line in the market (after fluorocarbon) it is durable and is almost invisible in the water. But I figured it doesn't strech as much, like what they advertise. I am sure you will be able to get more bites with this line. And here is a tip for not getting it strangled while spooling.Tip: After tying the line to the spool put the line in a big bowl almost filled with warm water then start to reel in while also streching the line a little so it goes in the spool straight. This helps the line to freely move into the right position which is why you might see the line flipping sometimes.

This line works exactly like you’ll want it to at a good price point. The thickness is comparable to hair, and is a high quality product that has a good amount of stretch for preventing line snaps. It prevents me from losing fish in that regard, but also is lightweight enough that I don’t have trouble breaking the line if I get snagged. Couldn’t be more happy with the product.

Seem to work well, time will tell!

I am impressed with this line. I wasn’t sure what to expect but I’ve gotten this line stuck in trees in tight spaces and in the water. I’ve pulled several lures out of the trees and water with breakage and caught lots of fish with it. Knots are easily tied and snug.

Berkley Trilene XL 4lb low vis green has always been very good to me in fishing some tough river conditions. It has the perfect flexibility for finesse presentations as well as remarkable abrasion resistance for what class it’s in. I probably should be using a heavier stiffer gauge line but XL does the trick every time.

Can't beat this line. No memory. Very strong. Easy to use. No down time because of reel tangles. Just simply some of the best line out there for the money.

Triline is my favorite mono fishing line. I have reels spooled with 4#, 8#, and 10#. The leftover is used for leaders