Comments: I bought two spools of 15# test. Line is very smooth. Lays on reel nice casts great but knot strength is terrible. I use a Palomar knot that I have been tying for years. Lost two fish in a row breaking off at the knot. Very disappointed. Going back to 17# p-line

From: Fred: Virginia 6/28/22

Comments: I've used Gamma copolymer for years, in all sizes, from catching panfish to TN river stripers, to 100 bass days on Pickwick.   I've never been disappointed  with this line.  If you're looking for that void line that's needed when you dont want/need flouro, or worried that mono isn't quite up to the task at hand, buy this line.  Don't let the Polyflex name fool you.  I throw 5-7 oz A-rigs on the 25lb, flip with 20lb, and t-rigs and softies on 17lb.  Most of my crankbait rods have the 14lb on.   Ignore the negative reviews and just try it. 

From: John - Alabama 1/7/19

Comments: Just purchased this line in 8 lb test and took it catfishing (obviously a heavier line is preferable for catfish) but I'd already landed many using 8 lb Trilene XL on several outings, several year old XL at that. While testing knots before the trip I noticed some inconsistencies with my palomar knots breaking but figured that was due to a poorly tied knot. While fishing I broke off twice! One on the palomar knot while not horsing the fish. The other with an improved clinch/trilene knot while pulling back once on a snag. Both knots were wetted and properly seated. Been fishing for 15 years on Trilene XL or Stren and never had issues like that. I could've had a lemon batch, but for a line proclaiming high abraision/strength, I was not impressed. Going to give either P-Line Fluoroclear or McCoy Mean Green a try next.For the record, everything else about the line was great and as advertised.

From: David: Provo, UT 6/12/18

Comments: As I am always on the lookout for some good line Gamma has filled out my dance card with this product. I used the 10 pound on a bait casting reel for my Rico and i was just shocked at the price/performance level of this line. Polyflex is kind of a scary name but the results were simply put astounding. When you don't need or want fluorocarbon it is a hassle free smooth as silk longest casting replacement for my mono.

From: Rip: Ojai, Ca. 10/15/17

Comments: I have used it many time's on different kind of fish I have used the 8lb and 10lb great line use it on spinning reels strong line had no problems with nicks I've fished over rocks, wood lo mi even reeled in a 2x4 in 25 feet of water.

From: Unknown: Michigan 2/14/17

Comments: Just installed this Copolymer to 2 baitcasters and tested with jerkbaits. The line casted extremely smooth and surprised at the distance. 2-3 hrs of testing and no tangles or problems.  10- and 12 pound worked perfectly..

From: Bill Cook: Chicago 1/23/17

Comments: This line really performs well, it's one of my favorite lines. It should be mentioned that the diameter is a little thicker than some(e.i. Seaguar senshi, also a good line) it casts well at eight lb test handles well and tough as nails. I have complete confidence in this product.

From: Tim: Goodline, ID 4/3/16

Comments: Great line! It does have a little memory, but is still very manageable. It's very strong and abrasion resistant. I use 12 lbs Gamma on most of my rods now and have a zero issues with it. Highly recommend!

From: Sam: IA 8/22/15

Comments: "Tough as nails" I love this line. I mostly use mono but have started trying the copolymers. Low memory, almost no stretch and strong, strong, strong!

From: C Davis: Northern, VA 6/18/15

Comments: Best Mono on the market! I've had 8lb spooled on a spinning reel for since april. I picked up that rod after 2 months and the line has zero memory! It was as if I just spooled it on! Not only that, I landed a 15lb musky with it! This stuff is the real deal and worth every single penny.

From: Julien: Ontario, Canada 10/10/14