Comments: 8 lb plineflouro.. can not get this to work on my line installer.. it just jumps off the sool an winds around the holders.....and the spool is notched on one side and carved down on the other preventing me from going old school as as the counter clock side is notched .......this line jumps off the spool ..... i bought 4 spools of this crapp.....in the trash before its even been on a reel......casting you may and i say may be ok but if you have spinning reels you would be best to avoid this

From: jerry: 6/11/23

Comments: Not sure if I got an old box or what but I've lost about $50 in baits trying to give this line a chance. Any slight hang up or pop of the line and it would just snap. Sticking with invisx as I've had 0 issues out of it!

From: Brad: Cinci, Oh 10/28/21

Comments: Great line...Never any problems when used as a leader

From: Doug: Winston, Oregon 4/4/21

Comments: Local retailer has been out of 17 lb. Tried new strike king and sufix advance fluoro. Strike king garbage. No abrasion resistance and stretchy as a rubber band. Sufix good abrasion resistance a little too stretchy. Ordering tried and true p-line from tackle warehouse. This is what a fluoro is supposed to be

From: Jim: WI 6/27/20

Comments: I've been using this line for several years and it is the best bang-for-the-buck flourocarbon line available.  I primarily use this on casting gear for spinnerbaits, lipless cranks and pitching/casting jigs.  It is quite a bit more abrasion resistant than you would expect, and I fish around a lot of zebra muscles.

From: Drew: Novi, MI 4/17/20

Comments: For the last 15 years or so, I've come to rely heavily on fluorocarbon line. I'm a tourney angler who fishes mainly clear water reservoirs, like Lanier in GA, where fluoro is a must more so than many fisheries. I've tried most major brands. Some were legitimate, others were not. When I originally tried P-Line Fluoro, I was fairly impressed. Good sensitivity, abrasion resistance was above average, though it was a little stiff it was manageable. It never failed when I did my job and checked my line as you should. My issue with this line is that in the 2 spools I bought, neither had anywhere near 250 yards of line in them. I back fill my bait casting spools with mono and put 60-70 yards of fluoro on the top half of each spool. In both spools of P-Line I bought, I ran out of this line, re-lining the third reel with this stuff. Not once, but in both packs of line! For reference, I can get 3 uses (re-lines) out of any brand that advertises 200 yards in a spool. Not here though. I didn't really think much of it when it happened with the first package, but when the second spool ran out of line on its third use again I was done. I would guess that I received about 180 yards of the advertised 250 yards. Not once, but twice... Unfortunate because the product itself performs well.

From: Chris: Atlanta, GA 4/4/20

Comments: Been bass fishing three times since spooling Pline 12lb flouro. On the third day I couldn't even cast with it cause the line would break half way up my rod while casting cause it got so brittle. I can grab the line with both hands and snap it without burning it into my hand. It does cast smooth and far though when it's not snapping.

From: Unknown: 4/1/20

Comments: I've used a bunch of different brands of fluorocarbon and this is the best I've used. I haven't felt the need to even try another brand for the past 7 years. Great knot strength, low abrasion, low stretch and can't remember the last time I had a bass break me off using this stuff. This stuff is as tough as it gets. That doesn't mean you shouldn't retie often though! If you're not happy with your current Fluoro, give this stuff a shot.

From: Keith: Florida 2/9/20

Comments: My opinion belongs in the top 3 Floro lines. Knot strength is better then most - seems to have less stretch then most. Highly recommend.

From: Dean: Las Vegas 11/22/19

Comments: This line is the best fluorocarbon line ever I can ritually flip and pitch into trees with 15 pound line compared to berkley fluorocarbon p line beats them easily berkley line has to much memory and breaks all the time p line is the only fluorocarbon line Iâ•ÂË™ll use its way better than any other brand. 

From: Unknown 7/24/19

Comments: I have the 17lb on my 7' 3" heavy set up and i have caught 2 5lb fish in weeds. Flipped on onto the bank with ease. This line is very abrasion resistant and I love it! Thinking about trying out tactical for even better fishing.

From: Dustin: Fairhope, AL 4/8/19

Comments: I started buying this line for most of my rods, and for leader Material, it's fine, but I've had 12# on a cranking rod get these weird kinks that break. Twice! on one spool. One of the times was during a tournament. It cast great, but has way too much stretch, but the weird kinks makes it a deal breaker. Switching to sunline.

From: Unknown 9/23/18

Comments: Great line, haven't lost a fish yet on it!  Been using all season.  15lb on a medium heavy bass combo.  Catching 1-5lb bass.  And even a few pike in between.  Great Sensitivity, low stretch, good knot strength. Would recommend.

From: Mike - Mora, MN 10/21/17

Comments: Comparing this to 1 other Floro this is hands down my favorite... Smooth, very easy to cast. I use 15 LBS on my Shimano Aldebaran and its just awesome.Caught a 7 LBS Pig on this line and i felt near zero stretch with it. Holds knots well and its tuff as nails... flipping and pitching all day everyday so you know im throwing it trees and branchs... just everything i could ask for in a reasonably priced line...
I do recommend trying this line....
From: Oldmad SWFL 10/1/17

Comments: I use 10 &12lb. P-line for leader material on my spinning gear, backed with 20lb. PP hi-viz braid. Works like a dream. Caught bass, pike, walleye, lake trout, and salmon on this line and haven't broken off on a fish yet, fingers crossed. Knot strength is superb with a FG braid to fluoro knot.

From: Dane: Michigan 4/11/17

Comments: I tried most brands!! By far this is the best, I have used!!! I use 4# test for trout, love love it!!!

From: Don: Philadelphia, PA 2/7/17

Comments: Absolutely the best fluorocarbon ever made. As a tournament angler I can not afford break-offs & knot breaks and this line delivers everything thing I need for crankin' dropshotting & just about everything else. Great line for the price!

From: Hunter: TX  11/23/15

Comments: Switched to P-Line fluorocarbon for Jigs, Crankbaits, and all purpose rod & couldn't be happier.  The 10# on my deep crankbait rod casts like a dream, smooth and far. The braid is strong for frogging & chatterbaits.

From: Kirk: Roscoe, IL 4/24/15

Comments: Two years ago, my buddy, who won the aoy title on a provincial pro circuit here last year, told that this was the best fluorocarbon line on the market. He was right, I tried it the same year and wasn't disapointed, resistant, perfect stretch and castability, this line had everything I asked. My only deception was that my local store stoped selling it the same year. Now I can order sone on this site, I am gonna go with 2000 yds of 10lbs for smallies up here.

From: Thierry: Montreal, Canada 1/27/15

Comments: I use only this line and have never broke off or had a knot break.  very low memory and cast excellent.  I use 6# and 8# on drop shot and shaky head and use 10# and up on everything else spinning and casting.  I have tried other lines and lines that are much more expensive and always return to p-line. This line is dependable and will not let you down.

From: Casey: VA 4/19/14

Comments: This is good affordable fluorocarbon. Not a whole lot of memory and it has good knot and general strength. Jumps off a spinning reel if you aren't careful but that's just the way fluoro is. It's great for deep cranking and jerkbaits.

From: Tyler: Grand Junction, CO 3/18/14

Comments: Bought the 17 LB Test and it works like a charm pulled up 13 bass in 2 days and put the line through some torture and its still going strong. The only thing that had me worried was it's stiffness. So I conditioned the line in a 5 gallon bucket full of water and a little dawn soap over night.

From: Mark: Fresno, CA

Comments: this is a great flurocarbon. handles like a dream, sensative, yet strong. Again it comes down to your knot. San Diego Jam is a must. My go to fluorocarbon. I mainly use this in 10# or 12# test for football jigs, open water swimbaits (Sebiles/Lucky Craft Smasher/hollow Bellys) If used in the right situtation this stuff is the best!

From: Nick: Prosperity, SC

Comments: I recently bought 17lb and put in on my flipping rod, all I can say is I'm disappointed, it has sooo much memory and stretch. If you are looking for line don't get this crap.

From: Max: menifee, ca

Comments: Very disappointed in this line.  I tried this for throwing jerkbaits on a really cold morning and the stuff started to peel back like an onion.  Never broke one off because I put it down and went back to my sniper

From: David: Moore, SC

Comments:  I've been fishing this line for about 3 years in that time i would switch from this and sunline. But this weekend i caught and 8lb striper from the london bridge at havasu. This fish was rubbing agaist the concrete i didnt think i was going to land him. But i did on 6lb. this stuff is badass. 

From: Jaypeezy: Phx, AZ

Comments: Great fishing line. I have the 17lb and works great. A bit on the stiff side but either then that I'm loving it. My go to line for everything.

From: Sai: Fresno, CA

Comments: I use this line for my crankbait rod and I like it.  However when it comes to fishing heavy cover I'll stick with braid.  I've yet to observe any real convincing evidence that bass get spooked by the line.  Perhaps others have had a different experience.

From: Parker: Toronto

Comments: The best flurocarbon i have ever used i bought the 8 lb test and i was fishing for bass and i caught a 15 lb largemouth and it never broke the best line ever!

From: Moey: Florida, USA

Comments: Low stretch with good sensitivity.  Like the post before, ALMOST as good as the upper echelon fluoros like Shooter and Superhard Upgrade.  But $22 for 250 yards, it's a way better deal than $38 for 162 yards.  A little stiff but some line and lure conditioner tames the beast.  Good value when you don't want to pay for the top notch fluoros.

From: Pete: MN

Comments: best fluorocarbon line bar none

From: Chad

Comments: This line is very sensitive but the knot stength sucks! i have lost many high priced jerkbaits on  fish due to its knot strength. I use palomar knots only and i fish a whole lot. Switched to viscous elite and it outperforms this line by far.

From: Germ: CA

Comments: line is a bit fussy after a little use .....but....one of the absolute strongest and most sensitive flouros on the market

Comments: best fluorocarbon on the market!

From: Blake: Hartselle, AL

Comments: By far one of the best flurocarbon lines out on the market. Fairly castable with remarkable sensitivity. 8lb test line on a spinning rod pulling a 10 foot jon boat upstream...thats some serious strength.

From: Adam: WI

Comments:  I've tried a lot a lot a lot of fluorocarbon lines.....this is by far the most sensitive along with Sunline Shooter, yes it is not as soft and castable as seaguar but man, you can feel this line's weight and you can feel it sinking, which in turns mean it's sensitive, awesome line if you're looking for sensitivity, everyone should understand that different line has qualities, stop complaining

From: TX & CA

Comments: I use this line as a leader for my braided line. It doesn't degrade as badly some other brands do. In fact, if your lazy sometimes like me, you can usually get away with the leader lasting a very long time provided no abrasions from rocks etc.  It's never broken on me with a fish on. Great stuff.

From: Pat: San Jose, CA

Comments:  It is a great line. I use it on all my rods.  And Mike from WI, no offense but it's probably your knot tying not the line. I have tried a lot of knots and the line is fine, I'm a good knot tier.

From: Jack: NH

Comments: Junk line for casting. its strong if you like fishing 20 feet from the boat. going back to seagear

From: King: OH

Comments: update on this line! I recently accidentally hooked a gator, which was about 8 feet long. I was able to fight the gator and get it right up to the boat, then cut the line. The line never snapped, even when the gator was fighting and swimming away from me. If this line can withstand an angry gator, imagine how good it is against a bass. I have caught alot of big bass, stripers, and mudfish and this line performs awesome. Very sensitive, low memory, casts well, very abrasion resistant. Try it and you won't be disappointed!

From: Tom: North Charleston, SC

Comments: When I first spooled this line i thought it was awesome. Then i went fishing, but my first cast however i got a backlash. Then i noticed I set my Magnetic breaking system like i was a 2 year old! Now it works fine. I use the 12lb for cranking, 17 lb test for spinner baiting in cover, and 20 for flipping jigs into heavy vegetation! Great Line!

From: Colorado

Comments: Have been using this line for about 3 years now and I really like it. I havent had any trouble with breaking. Like 8# for cranking shallow divers and the price point changes fron the 10#. Also used 10# and 17# Was going to try a cheaper brand but figured it just wasnt worth it.

From: Andy: Houma, LA

Comments: Great line that has strong knot strength. I use the Palomar Knot, Berkley Braid Knot, and the Improved Clinch without problems. If the line is jumping off of your spinning reel, you simply over spooled your reel. Easy fix - let the line jump and cut it where it stops. I fish the 8lb test on my drop shot rod and the 15lb test on my jig rod.

From: Daniel: Spokane, WA

Comments: I have tried a lot of fluorocarbon lines and this is the best for lack of memory.  I have been using it for a few years now.  I just wish they made it in 25 & 30 lb test for those monster Lake Trout on Lake Nipigon.

From: Jerry: Rushford, MN

Comments: it seems when i use this line it just flows off the reel and gets in massive knots and creates loops every few casts.  for trout fishing 2 to 4lb test has been awful  may be different with heavier lines.

Comments: Awesome line. It cast really well and has good knot strength. Also its 250 yards not 200 like most. More bang for the buck.

From: Aaron: Somerset, Ky

Comments: YUP, just like everyone else said. This line is awesome.

From: Evan: Bradford, NY

Comments: I thought I would try this instead of the Flouroclear I have been using and not looking back at the decision. On a recent trip 10 fishing trip only needed to respool one out of 4 reels. Excellent line.

From: Paul: Sherman Oaks, CA

Comments: Best fluorocarbon out there super though and invisible under water the 6lb is tougher then most 10lb lines out there

From: Jesse: Phoenix, AZ

Comments: This is simply the BEST fluorocarbon line out there. Love it, my only complaint is when I want to break myself off structure, but I can't with this line bc its too damn TOUGH! Always makes me have to take my pocket knife out.

From: Brant: San Diego, CA

Comments:I don't go to the lake with out it. I fish as a coangler and cant afford to miss bites, thats why I fish P-Line!

From:Josh: Wimberley, TX

Comments:Best fluorocarbon on the market - period.

From:Matt: Kansas City, MO