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Description
Mason Big Cat Catfish Line
This braided nylon Big Cat Catfish Line by Mason is perfect for the serious angler who likes fighting big, powerful cats. This easy-handling, low-stretch Big Cat Catfish Line is excellent for still fishing and trolling. Line is water-resistant to prevent mildew. 150 yards spool. Color: Natural.
Perfect for fighting big, powerful catfish
Braided nylon
Low-stretch
Water-resistant
150 yards spool
Color: Natural
Web ID: 43650
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5 by
TRKS from
Tough LineGood tough braided line.
I have it spooled on my ABU.
Also makes great drops for a trot line.
Date published: 2013-07-17
Rated 2 out of
5 by
Frank37 from
Fishing lineThis line is way too thick for most freshwater reels. There are much better lines that are thinner and easier to work with
Date published: 2012-10-09
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Turtleman24 from
Great line!I used this line for bank lines while fishing for catfish and snapping turtles. Caught 20 Lb snapper on it, never stood a chance with this line its so tough. Don't know how well it would work on a rod though because of the thickness. I will definetly use it again for making trot lines and bank lines.
Date published: 2012-06-15
Rated 5 out of
5 by
BlueCatfever from
Great lineBought two spools of the 36# Mason Line at the Overland Park, Ks store last year, also on sale. Just looked like it make a good leader, which is what I use it for. I like it as a leader for it's suppleness.
I've just ordered two more spools, but upgraded to the 45#, which wasn't on hand when I made my last purchase.
A spool is not quite long enough for drift Catfishing on Milford Lake, and leaving enough back up line for a "Big One". Biggest Bluecat caught this year was an 80 pounder. Not huge, but big for this lake. As a stated, for me, as a leader, it can't be beat.
Date published: 2011-06-22
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Lights from
Good ProductI am using this CatFish line to repair day-night window shades in a RV and it works greats.
Date published: 2011-03-03
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Colli from
Great line for backingThis is great line for backing on a tip-up. It will last for years and years. Biggest bang for the buck out there.
Date published: 2011-01-24
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Catfeesh from
Best Fishing Line EVERI got the 54lb test line and it works great! Caught 2 fish first day I got it! Its easily visible, but doesnt affect the fish at all. Lasts a long time, doesnt stretch, and overall is very nice!
Date published: 2010-10-09
Rated 5 out of
5 by
DGillespie from
Best Line EverThis has to be one of the best lines ever. I purchased the 72 pound line. I fish for big cat and musky. If you purchase the 72 pd line make sure you bring a pair of gloves or a knife with you cause if you get ur line stuck you will break your pole b4 you break ur line. This line isn't no spider wire garbage. It don't shred or fall apart after a couple months. This line is made to last. Now for the bad part. As I said this isnt no spider wire so it is THICK LINE. So you just cant put it on any real. Will not work on any close faced real even the big cat reals. So you need a open face real. A BIG open face real in order to b able to cast out far. And the line is real HEAVY in which you will need alot of lead to cast out. I normally use a 3 ounce egg sinker I fish in the river so need it to cast out far with regular 20pound line. I have to use a 6 ounce egg with this line. Not that it is a bad thing if you use a egg the fish never feel it.
how would you set up this line? do i use it as a main line or a leader?
I was planning on using it as a main line and have a flourocarbon leader. Any suggestions?
Asked by: pescelurati
Go for it!!!
Answered by: jman3336
Date published: 2017-06-02
what pound test of this line equals 25 pound mono
Asked by: catfisherman1
not to many weights to choose from but the weights you need they have ,,30# 40#and 50# i believe....i don,t even know if it matters that you use flouro or not..catfish just want to eat,they don,t care how it is served..
Answered by: 4646skipper
Date published: 2017-06-02
is this line thinner than mono
Asked by: catfisherman1
Thank you for your inquiry. No, this is not thinner than monofilament.
Answered by: BPSResource11
Date published: 2017-06-02
Does all braided line look like string?
I just got this line and I was wondering if all braided line looked so much like string, because the fish can just tell that the line is there cant they? I read that a 45 pound line is good for bass fishing using topwater equipment? Please help me out I dont really know if I got the right thing.
Asked by: tryinforbass
Braided line is known for having no stretch. It is also known for having a smaller diameter than fluorocarbon and monofiliment but having high breaking strength for the said diameter.
