EZ Fishing Line (Braid/Fluorocarbon/Monofilament)

I've switched all my fishing gear from monofilament to this fantastic braided mono.No complaints on performance but I will say it is tough to cut -too tough for my old teeth, anyway.Slippery to knot onto a spool, too. An Arbor knot won't hold so I had to follow up with a double granny.I'm using 30Lb since even this is smaller diameter than 6Lb mono! If your rig can hold 100 feet of mono, it will hold three times as much of this spiderwire.Not really practical unless you are fishing from the Royal Gorge bridge. LOL!

My partner is an avid fisherman and the 10lb wire line was exactly what he was looking for! He came home from a day of fishing with FISH… he was so excited!

The Spiderwire EZ Fishing Line offers a good balance of strength and smooth casting, making it a great choice for beginners and casual anglers. It’s easy to spool, casts well, and has decent knot strength.However, it’s not as abrasion-resistant as premium braided or fluorocarbon lines, so it may fray if used around rocks or heavy structure. It works best for open water fishing and lighter applications.If you need a budget-friendly hybrid line for general fishing, this is a solid choice, but for tough conditions, you might want something more durable.

Love this stuff. Use all the time

GREAT

excellent line, strong, easy to spool up, well worth the extra cost over mono

I've caught many fish, from little panfish to 40 inch pike and this braid has never failed me. I'm not a professional fisherman, just going out on my kayak about 20-40 times a year but I fill my baitcaster with usually 20 pound Spiderwire and usually can go 2 years before changing it out (still works but I prefer to change it out after 2 years. Oh, and I keep my rods and reels in the back of my truck from April to October in the back of my covered truck bed so they hold up to weather, too.

Has held up very well so far