P-Line Tactical Fluorocarbon Line
Product Details
Product Details
P-Line Tactical Fluorocarbon Line was designed using innovative technologies in raw material and extrusion. Not only is this line one of the strongest and most durable available, but long-casting capabilities and a completely invisible presentation make it an excellent choice for any situation. Using P-Line Tactical Fluorocarbon line, you'll have an extreme advantage over other anglers and fish alike!
- Raw material and extrusion advancements result in increased strength and durability
- Long casts
- Extreme invisibility
- Qty. per Pack: 1 spool
| Test | Test | Diameter | Diameter |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 lb. | 2.7 kg | 0.0085 in. | 0.218 mm |
| 8 lb. | 3.6 kg | 0.0101 in. | 0.257 mm |
| 10 lb. | 4.5 kg | 0.0111 in. | 0.283 mm |
| 12 lb. | 5.5 kg | TBD | TBD |
| 15 lb. | 7.0 kg | 0.0138 in. | 0.352 mm |
| 17 lb. | 7.7 kg | 0.0154 in. | 0.393 mm |
| 20 lb. | 9.0 kg | TBD | TBD |
| 25 lb. | 11.3 kg | TBD | TBD |
Ratings & Reviews
3 Reviews
Less twist and longer lasting.
by Fish Catcher -
It may be because it was fresh line but this lasted and kept it's strength. I made 4 trips to the lake with the same line on the spool. I caught over 70 Yellow Perch and 5 Lake Trout with the same line. One Lake Trout was 23 inches,and the others were 20 to 16 inches. I did not re tie as often as I usually do. I have tried many fluorocarbons cheap and expensive. This was most manageable for me. I was using a 3000 spinning reel and a light action rod 7ft2" rated for4 to 8 lb line. When I spool my line I put a bolt through the line spool and stick the end of the bolt in a vise. Then I tie to the reel and crank it on snugly.
Correcting previous review
by larry418 -
In my previous review I only gave it 2stars because of excess what I called curling and weakness after catching a few fish. Well after the review I found the glass was missing from the rod tip eye. Was lucky my line hadn't been cut. Repaired the eye,the line is now what I expected of it - a good product.
Take the good with the bad
by Bob Bossky -
The line coils up and flies off of the reel and keeps the memory of the reel spool during the drift. Caught an 8+ pound rainbow and pulled in many snags on 6 pound test.