FREE OFFER Spiderwire® EZ Fluoro™ Fishing Line - 200 yards
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- 100% fluorocarbon line
- Low stretch
- Increased sensitivity
- Won't absorb water
- Invisible to fish
Rated 2.8 out of 5Â by 12
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Rated 1 out of 5Â by Stinger160 Trust the negative reviews
OK, so I ignored the negative reviews and bought a couple spools of 12lb test. Have had line break during the cast, no reason for it, 30 to 40 ft of line out and it just breaks. I respooled some more, had another failure. Better lines are out there, stay away from this one
June 11, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5Â by garrettd949 Horrible Line
You know I have never written a review on a product but this line is just so bad I want other people to know. I thought I could get by with this line because it was so cheap, but I wish I would have spent the extra money and gotten some nicer line. About half the time i pull my knots tight the line breaks. The line seems to always be frayed and today when I was grabbing a fish(not huge, maybe 2.5 pounder) the line just snapped. I've pulled some nice sized fish with this, but I've had 6 pound test that is way stronger than this 12 pound test. Do yourself a favor and get some other line.
May 10, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 horrible
i had 8 lb test flouro leader attatched to 30lb braid snapped on casts, frayed, really stiff. its horrible
April 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by piranha2 "Knot" right
Excellent line. I have the 10# test fully spooled on my spinning reel.
I tried several knots and finally got it right. Spiderwire recommends a double clinch knot which I tried. Seemed to work ok but had some breakoffs that weren't that tough. Then I tried a uni knot and it just slides out with a good tug. Then I went to my most trusted knot, the palomar. I wetted the line/knots excessively on all the different types of knots.
I have my drag set pretty heavy and had a bedding female pull drag and the line held. She shook the hook but 15 min. later I hooked another. She wasn't able to pull drag and I just horsed her in for a quick photoshoot and weigh-in. Put her on the scale and she was a full 6lb. 6oz. beauty.
So I have complete confidence in the strength and invisibility of this line. When used properly it is the best in my opinion.
April 26, 2013
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This seems to be the least expensive fluoro. even fluoro leaders cost more. Im looking into getting this in 8lb for a leader to 10lb power pro. Also, how well does it stand up to pike? Nothing is more depressing than watching a pike bite off a $15 lure and helplessly watching the lure float downstream, when your target is trout or bass.
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I've used the12 lb test on my baitcaster, have had random breaks in the middle of the line during a cast. It's coming off. I wouldn't trust it for leaders or anything.
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Don't waste your money on it. Heck I wouldn't even take it for free. Check out my video review titled 'Just say no!'A:Â
It holds up well. I fish it as my main line and I normally retie a lure every 3-4 fish when fishing heavy cover. I fish alot of fallen trees and brush here in VA so im always rubbing on submerged branches and what not. As far as pike go, flouro isnt that much different than mono when it comes to a pikes sharp teeth, but I have caught chain pickerel on it with no more issues than with bass.Images for this Answer
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