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CLEARANCE Stren® Original Stren® Monofilament Line - 175 Yards

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An IGFA world record 573 lb. blue marlin was no match for one of fishing's most popular monofilament lines. Ideal balance of Stren properties includes superior knot, shock, and tensile strength plus exceptional abrasion resistance, limpness, and controlled stretch. 175 yards.

Colors:
Clear/Blue Fluorescent is blue fluorescent above water and clear underwater.
Lo-Vis Clear is the obvious choice for ultra-clear waters.
Hi-Vis Gold: maximum visibility for strike detection and line watching.
Lo-Vis Green blends right into algae-tinted water and areas with vegetation.

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175 Yards

Clear/Blue Fluorescent

 Diameter: 0.36 mm 38-413-670-14
Regular Price: $5.79
Clearance Price (each): $3.28
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175 Yards

Clear/Blue Fluorescent

 Diameter: 0.41 mm 38-413-670-17
Regular Price: $5.79
Clearance Price (each): $3.28
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4

175 Yards

Clear

 Diameter: 0.2 mm 38-421-231-04
Regular Price: $4.69
Clearance Price (each): $3.88
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6

175 Yards

Clear

 Diameter: 0.230 mm 38-421-231-06
Regular Price: $4.69
Clearance Price (each): $3.88
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8

175 Yards

Clear

 Diameter: 0.28 mm 38-421-231-08
Regular Price: $4.69
Clearance Price (each): $3.88
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10

175 Yards

Clear

 Diameter: 0.31 mm 38-421-231-10
Regular Price: $5.79
Clearance Price (each): $3.88
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12

175 Yards

Clear

 Diameter: 0.33 mm 38-421-231-12
Regular Price: $5.79
Clearance Price (each): $3.88
In stock

14

175 Yards

Clear

 Diameter: 0.36 mm 38-421-231-14
Regular Price: $5.79
Clearance Price (each): $3.88
In stock

17

175 Yards

Clear

 Diameter: 0.41 mm 38-421-231-17
Regular Price: $5.79
Clearance Price (each): $3.88
In stock

4

175 Yards

Green

 Diameter: 0.2 mm 38-421-233-04
Regular Price: $4.69
Clearance Price (each): $3.88
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6

175 Yards

Green

 Diameter: 0.230 mm 38-421-233-06
Regular Price: $4.69
Clearance Price (each): $3.88
In stock

8

175 Yards

Green

 Diameter: 0.28 mm 38-421-233-08
Regular Price: $4.69
Clearance Price (each): $3.88
In stock

12

175 Yards

Green

 Diameter: 0.33 mm 38-421-233-12
Regular Price: $5.79
Clearance Price (each): $3.88
In stock

14

175 Yards

Green

 Diameter: 0.36 mm 38-421-233-14
Regular Price: $5.79
Clearance Price (each): $3.88
In stock

17

175 Yards

Green

 Diameter: 0.41 mm 38-421-233-17
Regular Price: $5.79
Clearance Price (each): $3.88
In stock

4

175 Yards

Hi-Vis Gold

 Diameter: 0.2 mm 38-421-234-04
Regular Price: $4.69
Clearance Price (each): $3.88
In stock

6

175 Yards

Hi-Vis Gold

 Diameter: 0.230 mm 38-421-234-06
Regular Price: $4.69
Clearance Price (each): $3.88
In stock

10

175 Yards

Hi-Vis Gold

 Diameter: 0.31 mm 38-421-234-10
Regular Price: $5.79
Clearance Price (each): $3.88
In stock

14

175 Yards

Hi-Vis Gold

 Diameter: 0.36 mm 38-421-234-14
Regular Price: $5.79
Clearance Price (each): $3.88
In stock

17

175 Yards

Hi-Vis Gold

 Diameter: 0.41 mm 38-421-234-17
Regular Price: $5.79
Clearance Price (each): $3.88
In stock

An IGFA world record 573 lb. blue marlin was no match for one of fishing's most popular monofilament lines. Ideal balance of Stren properties includes superior knot, shock, and tensile strength plus exceptional abrasion resistance, limpness, and controlled stretch. 175 yards.

Colors:
Clear/Blue Fluorescent is blue fluorescent above water and clear underwater.
Lo-Vis Clear is the obvious choice for ultra-clear waters.
Hi-Vis Gold: maximum visibility for strike detection and line watching.
Lo-Vis Green blends right into algae-tinted water and areas with vegetation.

Lo-Vis Green
Blends right into algae-tinted water and areas with vegetation.

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I hope I didn't make a mistake but...I got 4lb test low visibility green for the main line on a new trout pole I got (the main line on it was regular 6lb mono). I use fluorocarbon for leaders, but use mono for the main line on my poles. My other trout pole has 4lb clear Stren mono on it. Anyways, did I make a mistake getting low-vis green? Would the main line be better off clear? The lake I fish at is a little murky here and there, but can be pretty clear a lot of the time so I'm not sure....Either way if I have to get clear too, it's inexpensive, but just want to learn/make sure first.
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LandauTST
 - Uniontown, PA
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Depending on the conditions the color can matter, I love the moss green and it has yet to let me down. Try usin 4lb main line and 2lb leader cuz thicker the line the pickier the trout get. Hope this was helpful
6 months ago
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CamBam89
 - The Sierras to So Cal
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If you're using a clear leader than the color of the main line doesn't matter at all.
8 months ago
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 - Grand Rapids, MI
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It does seem to a little, seems to be very effective.
9 months ago
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kjb1611
 - Ky
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No. No colored line disappears under water. When the line reaches the depth at which that color of light is filtered out the line turns to shades of gray.
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FailingWithStyle
 - Grand Rapids, MI
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i don't think the line completely disappears, i usually go with clear mono and clear flourocarbon leader
1 year, 6 months ago
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allaroundsportsman
 - south texas
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Just bought line and have used it pretty frequently. Does the clear blue line tend to turn yellow from use or is it from using it in Lake Erie and other different bodies of water.
1 year, 6 months ago
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Bassman94
 - Harrisburg PA
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I've never had mine turn yellow.
I fish a lot of lakes, rivers and ponds.
been using this stuff for years.
I don't know what's going on.
Maybe there's somthing weird in Lake Erie.
1 year, 5 months ago
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 - Vermont
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Slight loss of blue color, but never yellows in waters I fish.
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 - Central Texas
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I am going to be getting the Quantum Kinetic. I like Stren a lot. It's way better than Berkley Trilene. I just don't know if I should get braid, fluoro, or mono. I like their Stren Original in Clear Blue, but it seems to turn a yellowish hue after a few uses. What should I use?
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Bassman94
 - Harrisburg PA
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baitcatser i like braid
spinning get mono
stren is what you want not what id use i like bps toruney tough
choose what you will use
and if it turns yellowish you must be using it in a muddy or murky water like a pond cause that happened to me last time i fished a pond but not the clear river
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Baitcaster or spinning reel? For spinning reels I use fluorocarbon, for baitcasters I prefer braid. I've never had a lot of luck with fluoro on baitcasters as it is very stiff and tends to backlash quite easily. Braid is extemely limp and casts farther than other line types. I use fluoro on spinning reels because I usually use my spnning gear for soft plastics and fluoro sinks. I don't use mono for anything anymore. Too much stretch, too much memory.
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FailingWithStyle
 - Grand Rapids, MI
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I was going to use it on a 6'6 medium action Ugly Stick Rod . With the Abu Garcia Black Max baitcast reel. Do you think this will be a good combo.
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I would not hesitate using Stren Mono in the setup you described. As I stated, I prefer braided line, but Stren has proven to me to be the best all-around line to use.
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 - Woodland Park, CO
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Yes, your combo should work very well for this line. Stren's mono line is really abrasion resistant and casts very well. I also, recommend you get KVD's line and lure which will help you keep your line in good condition. If you like watching your line for the strike or want maximum camouflage go with the clear blue florescent or the low vis green. The clear blue doesn't extremely light up like the gold but will allow you to see where your lure is going. The low vis green will work very well in stain to off-colored water. I highly recommend Bass Pro's Megacast Baitcasting Combo as a back up rod to yours.
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Yes and no. Monofilament overall is good for cranking because it has flex. However, reel quality can get you here. I have a Johnny Morris Signature Series combo that I run with BPS line. I'd give it a shot, and if gets a lot of loops/backlash, switch to the BPS line.
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It should work just fine. i've used it before on my baitcasters and it worked great. I much prefer trilene if you need to cast longer distances
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I think the combo would be nice. The only thing I might change is the rod , for about the same price you should check out the tourney special I have one and love it.
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 - Denver,CO
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Depending on the fishing you are doing, this would be a great combo. If you are making short casts around trees or docks, it will make it a little easier on you if you are not used to doing so. If you are going to do some serious crankin' or worm fishing in some nasty cover, I would go to at least a 7' MH rod for further casts and a little more backbone to horse em out of the cover. Hope this helps and have fun!!!!
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Yes, but try to keep the line between 8-12 pound for cranking because this is monofilament.
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 - St.Louis MO
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Yes, Stren makes a great line that performs well. Your rod and reel set-up would be good for crankbaits.
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