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Built to deliver the super strength and durability needed when fishing around rocky ledges, heavy weeds, docks and rough brush piles, this abrasion resistant Berkley® Trilene XT® monofilament line excels in heavy cover. An excellent high-performing, low-memory line that casts very well and won't put a large dent in your wallet, this mono line is designed to allow you to get away with some incredibly dicey casts.
Web ID: 22388
Rated 5 out of
5 by
DMKB from
Best mono out thereI’ve been using this line for a little over a year now. In February I hooked an 8lb bass on 14lb trilene XT and it didn’t put up much of a fight so when I got it to the boat I vaulted it into the boat with no net. When I saw the size of the bass I was shocked it didn’t snap the line. Been using it ever since. Casts smooth and excellent knot strength.
Date published: 2017-10-10
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Pinejack from
Best Traditional MonofilamentThis line is tough, sensitive, and makes strong knots. One can easily go down a size (pound test) for finesse situations. I use 4 lb. test XT for walleye jigging and slip bobber fishing for the same. On the other end of the spectrum the heavier tests are wonderful for Bass and Northern Pike. You can't go wrong with this line.
Date published: 2017-05-16
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Lew75 from
Trilene lineBest and strongest line I have ever used.
Landed anything from pan fish to large strippers with it.
Date published: 2017-03-21
Rated 5 out of
5 by
butchgb from
walleye lineExtra tough, good product does not tangle
Date published: 2016-10-14
Rated 5 out of
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Tightline12 from
Best All Around LineI've used most of the popular brands of mono ever since there was mono. XT is the only mono that I have
Continuously used since its introduction. XT is the toughest most abrasion resistant mono I've ever used. It's never let me down. Stiff? Yes, memory? Yes but XT 10lbs test will out perform any other brands 20lbs test. Heavy spinner bait, Texas rigged worm, compare with any mono and one will see the difference in toughness. You won't have to retie because if line abrasion hardly ever. Ive had a 3000 yd spool of 25 lbs test for twenty years and still use it ( mostly to tow vehicles) for extra heavy lures. All around and for the buck can't be beat.
Date published: 2016-09-20
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Jimbo79 from
1000 yd XTI have tried many fishing lines in my 75 years of fishing experience and there is n doubt in my mind that Berkeley XT can't be beat for casting or spinning. buying in 1000 yd spools allow me to top fill as many reels as necessary. This year almost all my reels are ready to go with XT green.
Date published: 2016-07-28
Rated 5 out of
5 by
KUDave from
Overall BestI have been using Trilene XT for years now. Although I am primarily a crappie fisherman, I catch many other species of fish while searching structure. Unlike most crappie fisherman that use light line and small jigs, I use heavier line 8-10 lb. test and 1/4 oz. jigs to catch my slabs. The XT consistently holds up to the rigors of fishing rock and wood hideouts. Great fishing line.
Date published: 2016-06-21
Rated 5 out of
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emptyk51 from
Great LineI have always used XT line for my fishing, but now with eyesight failing, I need to purchase something other than this color. I need to be able to see the line as I fish in rivers for large fish to know when to set the hook. It will be an easy transition because this line is offered in a very visible color. I have used this line for years and it is superior to anything I have found to date. It is easy on the pole guides and casts a long way. 10 pound test works good when fishing from a boat for steelhead fish up to 20 pounds when the river water is not running high. 17 pound test works well when the river is running fast while fishing from the bank or boat catching salmon up to 30 pounds.
Just want to get a knew line. Berkley makes great stuff. I tried Stren, but not the same. Thanks!
Asked by: Bassman94
Depends on level of experance. I have no problem with either but I do use a smaller test XT than I would use in XL for the same fishing method. XT is unforgiving for the novice.
Answered by: Tightline12
Date published: 2017-06-01
Is the Red line low-vis or only good for certain conditions?
Asked by: BigQ
its good for any conditions because the red color refracts faster and the fish cant see it. you can but they cant
