REACTION TACKLE HIGH QUALITY BRAIDED FISHING LINE
Reaction Tackle is located in Wisconsin. Everything is shipped from warehouses located in the USA.
No need to overpay for brand name fishing line! Reaction Tackle high quality fishing braid is just as good as, if not better than, the most popular brands.
Reaction Tackle 4 and 8 strand braided fishing line is made from UHMWPE, the world’s strongest fiber.
We currently offer the most popular colored fishing braid such as: yellow, orange, green, camo, black, hi viz, neon, fluorescent, red, white and more colors coming soon.
Reaction Tackle braided line is coated for extra durability and flies through fishing guides to provide extra long casting distance. Our heavy lines can even be used for downrigger line at any depth. Braided line is a great alternative to monofilament or fluorocarbon lines.
Customer satisfaction is our number one priority, give our products a chance. If you are not completely satisfied feel free to contact us and we will do whatever it takes to keep our customers happy.

Benefits:
High Quality UHMWPE
Ultra strong, extreme casting distance, lots of power
Zero stretch, high sensitivity
High abrasion resistance
Round and smooth, extra long casting
Small diameter, extra strong
Color lock technology, color lasts long and resists bleeding

4 Strand sizes (diameter):
10 lb (.14mm)
15lb (.18mm)
20lb (.20mm)
25lb (.25mm)
30lb (.28mm)
40lb (.32mm)
50 lb (.36mm)
65 lb (.42mm)
80 lb (.48mm)
100 lb (.55mm)

8 Strand sizes (diameter):
120 lb (.60mm)
150 lb (.70mm)
200 lb (.80mm)
250 lb (1.00mm)
300 lb (1.20mm)

Available lengths:
150, 300, 500, 1000 and 1500 yards

Breaking Strength	50 Pounds
Color	White
Size	50LB (300 yards)
Material Type	Polyethylene
Batteries Included?	No
Brand	Reaction Tackle
Manufacturer	Reaction Tackle
Product Dimensions	8.26 x 2.54 x 8.26 cm; 77 g
ASIN	B08NWFSNZW

Reaction Tackle Braided Fishing Line - Pro Grade Power Performance for Saltwater or Freshwater Fish - Colored Fishing Line Braid for Extra Visibility

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