Line

Here is the homepage for tips, tutorials, reviews, and tests on all types of fishing line!

There are 4 types of fishing line; monofilament, fluorocarbon, braid, and wire. Each has its own pros and cons and some will perform better in specific scenarios than others! Explore each to find out which type of line is best for the type of fishing you do!

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Does The Amount Of Line On Your Reel Spool Affect Casting Distance?

Does the amount of line on your reel spool have an affect on casting distance? If you have lower than a half spool of line,...
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Inshore Saltwater Fishing Leader Line Mistakes

What are the most common inshore saltwater fishing leader line mistakes anglers make? Are they cutting the leader too short or too long?...
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How To Rig A Slip Float (Everything You Need To Know)

Have you ever used a slip float rig to catch fish? How should you rig it on your line to catch more fish? Everything you need to know is...
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Blood Knot VS. Double Uni Knot Strength Contest (Mono-To-Mono)

Which knot is stronger: the Blood Knot or the Double Uni Knot? The results are in! The test revealed the stronger knot is...
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Simple Trick To Help Strengthen Your Leader (The Business End)

How can you strengthen up your leader to prevent getting snapped off on big tarpon or snook? The answer is tying a...
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Tackle Organization Tips: How To Keep Your Gear In Order

What are some practices you can instill into your everyday fishing procedures to stay organized? We all know you have a ton of terminal tackle,...
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How To Keep Your Mainline Tangle-Free On A Popping Cork

Are you having trouble fishing with a popping cork because the mainline is getting tangled? The secret to prevent this is...
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Pro Tips To Minimize Wind Knots When Using Spinning Gear

Do you struggle with getting wind knots in your braided line? There are several things you can do to minimize the wind knots and if you...
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Should You Use Braid Ready Spools Or Put On A Mono Backing?

What is the best type of spool for braided line? Braid-ready spools offer a seal that helps you tie braid directly to the spool but if you...
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The Ultimate Mono Vs Fluoro Knot Strength Test (Final Results)

The final results are in! Is fluorocarbon or monofilament line stronger when it comes to knots? In this new test, we compare the non-slip...
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This Is When You Should Replace Your Fishing Line

How long has it been since you replaced your fishing line? Whether it's mono, fluoro, or braid, your fishing line only lasts so long and...
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How To Catch Big Sharks On Topwater Lures (And Best Rigging)

If you've never caught sharks on topwater lures, you aren't living! It's is such an adrenaline rush and tons of fun, but if you don't use...
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Shocking Results! New Mono vs Fluoro Line Abrasion Contest

It's always a debate whether mono or fluoro is a better leader material. But which one truly stands up to abrasion and will help you land...
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How Much Line Do You Need On Your Inshore Spinning Reel

How much line do you need to land a redfish, snook, sea trout, or flounder? There is a difference between how much line you "need" and how...
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Quick Tip To Spool Your Spinning Reel To Avoid Line Twists

Are you spooling your reels to avoid line twists? Line twists in your braided line can lead to wind knots and tangles. But if you do this...
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