"It makes an amazing fishing line compared to monofilament or fluorocarbon lines," says Kliegl. "The zero stretch properties allows anglers to feel everything at the end of the line. It is strong and thin, yet supple, with no memory so spooling is easy.

Don't let the affordable price tag fool you with this stuff, folks. SpiderWire SpiderWire DuraBraid Braided Line offers an outstanding blend of abrasion resistance and castability that you'll quickly learn to appreciate. Keep an open mind and give one spool a try and I'm willing to bet you'll become a believer.

The SpiderWire Stealth Blue Camo-Braid and Berkley Vanish Fluorocarbon take the top spots for their maximum strength. While the 20-lb SpiderWire line we tested takes the cake for the toughest fishing line, proving to be nearly impossible to break, the Berkley Trilene Big Game also ranks high in this category.

SpiderWire Stealth® is made from Dyneema®, The World's Strongest Fiber! Available in Moss Green for low-visibility underwater and Hi-Vis Yellow for visibility above water. Constructed to provide ultimate strength with the thinnest diameter for smooth and quiet performance.

Looking at line test versus breaking strength, the Spiderwire test lab reported that their 10-pound braid has a straight pull breaking strength at 24 pounds; the 15 breaks at 30 pounds; the 20 breaks at 38.8 pounds; the 30 breaks at 45.3 pounds; the 50 breaks at 65 pounds; the 65 breaks at 81 pounds; the 80 breaks at ...

I'd recommend changing it out at least once every 6 months to 1 year. And if you notice that it starts to coil, it's time to go ahead and replace it. For braided line, there's no reason to replace it within a year. A lot of it comes down to how much line you have on your reel.

Best Braid for Baitcasters: Berkley X9 Braid 65-pound The Berkley X9 Braid is some of the best casting braid in big pound tests which makes it a nice offering for anglers throwing big topwaters, frogs, flipping grass and heaving big swimbaits on baitcasting gear.

I'd recommend changing it out at least once every 6 months to 1 year. And if you notice that it starts to coil, it's time to go ahead and replace it. For braided line, there's no reason to replace it within a year. A lot of it comes down to how much line you have on your reel.

Description. The braid that sinks like a fluorocarbon. Fluoro-Braid combines the sinking properties of a fluorocarbon with the strength and castability of Spider Wire braided fishing lines.

J-Braid is one of the best quality and value braided lines on the market. From Sufix: 832 Advanced Superline has 8 fibers (7 HMPE fibers plus 1 GORE Performance Fiber) and 32 weaves per inch. GORE Performance Fibers improve abrasion resistance, increase casting distance & accuracy and reduce line vibration.

Spiderwire EZ Fishing Line (Braid/Fluorocarbon/Monofilament)

Fluorocarbon is the line that is most invisible underwater, while the braided line is the strongest, yet most visible above water. The same can be said about highly visible colors such as yellow and red.

Slightly larger crappie, bonefish, and flounder need around a 15-20 lb braid. The smaller species of snapper, like lane snapper or mangrove snapper, can be caught with a 20 lb test line.

Fluorocarbon is the line that is most invisible underwater, while the braided line is the strongest, yet most visible above water. The same can be said about highly visible colors such as yellow and red.

The FG is without doubt the best way that I have come across so far to attach braid to a fluoro or mono leader. It's not hugely easy to tie, but take your time and do it correctly and it's just about impossible to break.

Like camouflage, the green line blends into its surroundings and makes a good choice for anglers looking to keep their line invisible to fish. On the other hand, green may be more visible than clear in very clear water. Overall, green is a good line color choice for many different situations.