Fishing Line
About this collection
Line is the cheapest part of the outfit and the one that loses the fish. Braid, monofilament and fluorocarbon across the breaking strains that cover estuary bream through to beach and offshore work, in spool lengths that suit filling a reel rather than topping one up.
Braid for feel, mono for forgiveness. Braid has almost no stretch, so you feel everything and set a hook at distance, but it is unforgiving on a sudden run and needs a leader. Monofilament stretches, which covers a multitude of sins at the net. Breaking strain and spool length are on every listing.
Common questions about Fishing Line
What is in the Fishing Line range?
There are 48 products in the Fishing Line range, including Samdely. They sit on the one page so you can compare them on spec rather than opening a dozen tabs. Use the filters to narrow by what matters to you, then open the ones worth a closer look.
How much does the Fishing Line range cost?
The Fishing Line range runs from $17.95 to $52.95. Where a product lands in that spread comes down to size, materials and how much gear it is built to take. The cheapest option is not always the false economy people expect, so read the specs before you judge on price alone.
Before you wet a line
Whether your state needs a licence, and the cheapest one for your trip, then how to pick a lure or rig a bait.
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