Berkley NanoFil Uni-Filament Line

easy casting its like floating on top water

I've caught a 35in 15lb pike. 30 in 6lb walleye. 5lb large mouth bass on 10lb. And then go trout fishing with little lures. Great sensitivity combined with great strength this is the only line I will put on my spinning reels!

Very smooth easy to cast especially after dark

I spooled up with the 10 lb for float fishing steelhead this year. I thought about going smaller, but went with the 10 so it was easier to work with. I had a tough time getting it spooled up on my own - it didn't want to lay down on the reel correctly. Easy fix, but worth knowing: you need to apply a good deal of tension to this line to get it to spool up correctly. Obviously you'll want a backing of mono (or just electrical tape) to prevent it spinning on the spool. After my first trip, I wasn't a fan. Had issues with wind knots and not laying down on the spool with light presentations. Not really a surprise given the above. I thought about replacing it, but honestly forgot before I went out again. I liked it better on my second trip. Still some minor issues, but I could feel it getting better as I used it. By the third trip, I was sold. It floats well, resists abrasion well enough, is thin, casts well, and is very strong. It just needs a break in period.

Great line that can be used in various types of fishing, the only point against in my opinion is its high sensitivity to the wind!

the line lays well on reel, suggest backing when spooling. Line is very strong, if fishing down timber or heavy grass, have a lure retiever handy to take care of hang ups. I like this line for skipping soft baits under docks.

A nice new fishing line. More like a brad not a mono.

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used nanofil on camercial carp lake and had a 14 pounder out. the line is thin but very strong better for casting distaance only used it about three times but first immpressions are its great i will be geting more in the future if things stay the same with my catch . wayne

So far, not one loop throwing crappie jigs. It seems to have solved that nagging line twist problem.

I was amazed when I received this line as it is so small in diameter I questioned its strength. After testing it, I now believe it. It has no memory whatsoever; pull a small length of the line out horizontally, let it go and it stays in that position. Casting distance is outstanding. Be sure to follow knot directions and bring a sharp clipper to trim off the excess line.

I used the three pound NanoFil line for casting a 1/8 oz. in-line spinner lure. I was able to cast the lure appreciable distances with my light to medium action seven foot spinning rod. I caught several trout on the line where one was over two pounds. The line held up beautifully when testing the line in an aggressive fashion bringing in to net the caught two pound plus trout. So far, I'm very happy with this new product. The white colored line discolored to a somewhat light green color when passing through submerged aquatic vegetation; however, this does not pose any problems for me.

Used 5' mono leader

this stuff cast excellent .

This line works great in cold weather...no ice build.

We use line for cold water trolling for Steelhead 14 or 17lbs works best

If your not using this line for Lake Erie perch you are simply missing out on fish. The 2lb is in a class of its own braided line wise, ultra thin diameter, very sensitive, and yes it will land the incidental spring walleyes