Comments: For spinning rods I still like cx premium in 10lb for 90% of everything I do. It's thin diameter, minimal stretch, abrasion resistance and incredible value keeps me coming back. Whether it's skipping senkos under docks, working tubes on rocky flats or my special weedlesss ned rig on the river, that fish is coming to the boat. And I still tell people to soak the line in warm water for ten minutes, leaving it in the bucket and fill yr reel...... it's still the best behaving line and not reel snot required.

From: Jamie: IN 2/13/23

Comments: I've trusted pline for years, but within the past two years I've had an incredible amount of break-offs with this stuff. I only ever buy cx premium and original flouroclear, and both have failed me in the worst moments lately. STAY AWAY

From: Unknown: 5/1/22

Comments: I ditched all my Flurocarbon lines of different brands, for whatever reason I had a lot of break offs. This line has produced for me and that's all I can say, until it proves otherwise I will use it. I'm very happy with it.

From: Greg: Gadsden, AL 1/6/22

Comments: Super line for the money - smooth casting, low memory, good color, excellent knot strength, tough around rocks. My only issue was around newly flooded trees - even 20lb. test quickly showed ware. That being said, I now use CX on all my casting reels and leaders on all my spinning/braid outfits. Forget the expensive fluoro's, you'll catch just as many fish with CX Premium.

From:Paul: Reedsburg, WI 8/24/21

Comments: Caught a 12 lb blue cat on 12 lb cx. Seems legit. Everything has a breaking point but this seems tough enough for me. Cheers.

From: Kenny: Brookeland, TX 8/2/21

Comments: I've been using CX for last couple years for my 8 and 10 lb finesse needs with great success.  So i thought i'd try it for heavy use so i picked up a filler of 20lb and WOW am i a BELIEVER.   I've used 10 and 15lb CXX for the bait-cast work and although strong and indestructible, I've always felt it backlashes too easy.  20lb CX is a dream: supple, strong  sensitive and very little backlashes,using it this past weekend i used it on an old crankbait rod and throwing Spro RK's and  it helped me get back into the winners circle after a couple years away.  I may be getting rid of my bulk spools of CXX and switch totally to CX.  I just wish TW would still carry it in Clear Fluorescent.

From: Jamie - New Paris 7/15/20

Comments: Hands down my favorite copolymer line. I've been using CX Premium for a decade as of 2020. I use between 10# - 20# depending on the application and never once had an issue. This line also comes in a clear fluorescent color too, and no issues with that either. No issues with castability, durability, knot strength, etc. I've pulled fish through grass, wood, around chunk rock, barges, and docks. CX Premium all around delivers where other lines, including other P-Lines, fall short. Use KVD line conditioner to keep the line fresh and last longer, especially in the summer. To each their own about how many times to respool during a season. Lastly, the cost is under $10 a spool. Give it a shot the next time you see it.

From: Steve: Mid Hudson Valley, NY 4/15/20

Comments: I don't know if I got a bad batch or something but I've had very bad experiences with the Cx 15lb&10lb. Several different occasions this line just broke on me, I've lost a few very good bass on the count of this line. Don't get me wrong I love love p-line fluorocarbon used a lot never had the first issue with it but the cx and Cxx I've had bad experiences with

From: J: Louisianna 3/17/20

Comments: I've been using this line for years now and think it is the best all around, all purpose line I have tried (and I have tried a bunch). Works great on both spinning and casting reels and is my favorite line for crankbaits. The only lures I don't like it for are topwater poppers because it tends to sink and you do need to tie a good knot because it is slick. I use fluorocarbon and braid and CXX for some real nasty stuff but if I could only use one line for almost everything this would be it.

From: CKen: soMd 5/5/19

Comments: I fell in love with CXX moss green 5 years ago i decided to give 8lb CX a try last season and I'm very pleased with it!!  In a club tourney i got 2nd, the fish that got it for me was a 3.5lb under a dock, it wrapped itself around a post a couple times and i was able to work it free with NO damage to the line!!  I think a 3000yd spool of this is gonna be my next P-line purchase and it will be my spinning line.  I'm a tightwad and i can't justify spending $150 for a "bulk" spool of line when this will serve my purpose just as well!!  But of course i still will use nothing but CXX on my baitcast!!

From: Jamie 2/15/19

Comments: I use the CX for Crankbaits, and CXX 6LB For Worms! Really great! I've found my Lines finally!  

From: Michael D: Green Valley, AZ  11/12/18

Comments: P-Line CX Premium has been my favorite line for spinnerbaits, squarebills, and chatterbaits for years. Never a problem and I usually get a year out of it before it gets the coilys. Why doesn't Tackle Warehouse care the Clear??? I'm going to go ahead and buy the green but prefer the Fluorescent Clear. TW are you listening?

From: SoonerFan: Edmond, OK 11/25/17

Comments: I am a big fan of the CX premium P-Line. I have been using it for a few years now and have not lost a fish due to line or knot failure and I almost exclusively use the palamar knot. I fish several times each week and I am not afraid to throw this stuff in the gnarliest of cover. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for good line that doesn't break the bank.

From: Jim: Kentucky 9/26/17

Comments: I have fished this line for many years and have had zero issues with it. I use it mostly for night fishing and have some reels that the line has been on for 2 years. I have used the palomar knot without any failures. I probably fish more in a month than most do in year. I have just recently changed to a knot Shaw Grigsby recommends for fluorocarbon line. Great line....

From: Unknown 9/15/17

Comments: I fish braid to this fluorocarbon at lake fork and fin myself having to retie a lot even on 20lb. rarely have I broke off though just because its a pet peeve to not make another cast if its not perfect.

From: Unknown Plano,TX 4/24/17

Comments: This is hands down my favorite line that could be considered "cheap." I love this stuff & have been using it for years. I always have P-Line CX on my worm rods & my spinning outfits. I have tried other brands like Seaguar, Sunline, Vicious & Berkley Vanish (Hate that stuff!) on my other setups, but they don't cast as well and they don't have the strength that P-line does. I will say that I haven't tried that Seaguar Tatsu line but I can't bring myself to pay that much for Flurocarbon when I can get a quality product like P-Line CX Premium for less than half the price.

From: KYBassman: KY 9/19/16

Comments: I use the P-Line CX Premium 6lb & 8lb on my finesse spinning setups & it is a great line in my experience. I prefer it over pure fluorocarbon for spinning reels because of it's low memory relative to fluoro lines. I spend much less time dealing with lines problems vs. fluoro. I would also like to try the Fluoroclear to see how it compares vs the CX Premium.

4/25/16

Comments: P Line makes some very good line. I have 8lb on my spinner, can cast a mile & really strong. Very low memory & seems to hold up well. I got a lure caught in a branch under water & pulled everything out! I have tried the cxx on my spinner reels & wads up & does not cast well but the cx is really easy to work with.

4/21/16

Comments: Several years ago, a guide on a Texas big bass lake recommended this line as an alternative to expensive fluorocarbon. I've used it a lot since then & love it. I have never had any problems with line breakage that others have mentioned, although the knot will break easily if you use a Palomar or Clinch knot. I use a San Diego Jam knot & it's rock solid. This line does have some stretch, but not as much as pure monofilament. I use 15 & 20 lb, so I have no experience with the smaller diameter versions.

4/20/16

Comments: CX is the best line I have used for cold water bass fishing. No memory in 36 degree water. Throws 1/4 oz jerkbaits well.  An excellent cold water line!!! (there are not many)

From: Derek: OH 10/26/15

Comments: I consider this to be the best copoly line for spinning reels. It has a Small diameter and excellent suppleness. It is fluro coated so take a little extra care when you tie you knots. I have used the 4, 6, 8, and 10 lb sizes without complaint.

From: Ham: Mounaton Home, AR 4/25/15

Comments: Great all purpose line super strong with the right knot some knots will not work with this line clinch not is bad double clinch is great

From: Aaron: OK 4/17/15

Comments: pline makes great products and this line is my favorite, if your new to bass fishing and don't know what types of line to use, use this! Its all I use and will ever use, cast smoothly with very minimal memory super strong knots super thin diameter.

From: Mojo Bass: Bakersfield, CA 4/13/15

Comments: I used the 10lb on 2 medium action baitcasting outfits for jerkbait fishing this spring and it preformed well.  The memory wasn't noticeable and the strength was good.  Used it in water anywhere from 36 deg F. to 45 deg F. and liked it. Caught fish up to 4.5 lbs on it.  Used lighter jerkbaits as well which can be tough if the line isn't limber enough.

From: Derek: OH 7/8/14

Comments: This is my favorite line to use. I love it on my baitcasters. It is smooth, low memory, holds the knot, and casts great. I use 10lb test and and it works great!

From: Dominic: San Diego, CA

Comments: Low memory, stretch, and great sensitivity.  Strongest line I've ever used.  I use 15lb on my baitcast and everytime I snag, I fear for my rod and reel.  The most force I have ever used to free a snag, 80% of the time I will get my lure back with bent hooks.  I've probably only snapped this line 4 times in 3 years and with the extreme that I have to go to break it, the line becomes unusable.  I may just go down to 12lb since it's so strong but I don't know if the smaller diameter will cope well with baitcasters.

From: Xiong: WI

Comments: I use this line in the clear fluorescent color for bass fishing at night in the summer. It shows up great with a black light. It holds up really good in the rocks while fishing jigs & spinnerbaits with the 20lb & crankbaits with the 15lb. The 20lb is the same diameter as 16lb & the 15lb is the same as 12lb. Good over all line & it holds up alot better than mono does, plus it is alot more sensitive, plus you can get away with heavier line with lower diameter. I've caught some big smallies & largemouth with this line in super clear water at night. Best night fishing line hands bown.

From: Jeremy: Indiana US

Comments: I thought I liked this line so I had all my non-braid reels spooled with it and yesterday I was fishing a local lake where I hooked into my biggest bass by far(at least 10 pounds) I fought it all the way to the shore line where the line just snapped... My drag was extremely lose and I was not horseing the fish in at all. I just spooled the reel the day before so it was not old line. DO NOT BUY THIS LINE!!!

From: Bill: FL

Comments: The CX Premium in 6,8, and 10 lb is my preferred line for spinning gear. Thin and supple. I'm very happy with it. I fish around 75 days a year and I've tried a lot of the other mono's and co-poly's. This line is the best I've found so far.

From: Ham: Mountain Home, AR

Comments: I have not had any issues with this line like a few other Review's below me.I use Cx premium on My spinning Reels at 8lb and use it for Shakey Head,Texas rig and fish it where you should not be fishing this light of line but it has never let me down.I fish a river system that is Covered in Laydown's,Timber,Rock and brush and pitch right into the cover.Granted i Retie often as you should with any line i have maybe only had it break a couple times but that was my fault for not checking the line .By far this is the best handling line i have tried for spinning applications,Very sensitive cast a mile with low memory .I recommend it highly  and this coming from someone who has used Most of the well known brand's.It simply performs better in my opinion and prices well

From: Chris: Barbourville, KY

Comments: The story here...good for one, two trips tops, if you're lucky. Then it proceeds to break on every hookset. Too bad because it handles very nicely on spinning gear. But for pure fish landing ability; this is the WORST junk I've ever seen or tried. Sorry just an honest opinion from a guy who gave this line 4 or 5 different tries.

From: Sam: Auburn, KS

Comments: worse line I've ever tried in my life. Had the line break every time I set the hook. I was using the 15lb test and could break it with little effort pulling on it with my hands. Maybe I got a bad batch like the other person put still would not recommend this line for anyone

From: Ethan: Benton, LA

Comments: Love the line for good all around line. I use it throwing plastics and use their flouro for jig fishing, great line. I had one spool that came from a bad batch, called them and they had me send it back and sent me two new spools. I fish 15 - 20 tournaments a year and it is on half my rods all of the time.

From: Rob: NH

Comments: stay away from this line if you like to catch fish over 3lbs. had the 15 lb test break on two big largemouth in the same day it could have been a bad batch but not taking the chance on using it anymore

From: Tony: AL

Comments: I just bought some of this, and my immediate impression after a few quick uses is that it's just a monofilament. It doesn't have any of the handling of a flourocarbon, so if you're expecting a sort of cheap alternative to fluoro, this isn't it. It does cast well, and I imagine it has the low visability of fluoro, but that's about it.

From: David: Atkinson, NH

Comments: the only line i use i swear buy it and everybody i suggested it to love it and never looked back low memory smooth and strong i have left it on over the winter and didnt change it in the spring for my first few trips and after a couple cast it smoothes out and works great

From: Dr Topwater: Greensboro, MD

Comments: Great all around line...very strong, smooth casting and affordable with exceptional sensitivity!!

From: JB: Burke, VA

Comments:This is one of the best lines I have ever used for Walleye and Smallies.

From:Ernie: Kennewick, WA