RIKIMARU Fluoro Fishing Line, 100% Soft Fluorocarbon Coated Fishing Line

Line is in the thin side .it cast really good and has nice sensitivity. I noticed this line has a tad more stretch to it than I like . But it's very limp and casting distance is really far. I got 6 it's good for wacky use,for lures I would go 10,12# cause of the thinness of it only thing is it's packed in the box so tight I couldn't get it out .I caught a few sm bass on a wacky rig and it felt really good the line didn't snap. This cast alit better than many others I have tried. Ok I love this I landed s 5.6 pound bass with it yesterday it had crazy strength and performed as it should even after bass dug under a floating log but didn't break off I was very glad it didn't .def gonna buy more .you get 600 yds that's like 4 respools on my 13 fishing spinning reelHard to beat.works great with ned rigs

Nice strong straight line. Love it so far.

Very good like, I bought the 8# for the first try, had in on my most used reel all last season and performed GREAT! Less knot slippage than some other fluros and still the abrasion resistance I like for catfishing with great castability.

Good line.

Far better line than I expected. I purchased 8, 10, and 15 in 1200 yard spools. My personal line strength tests show this line is about 2 lbs stronger than stated. I am cranking with the 8 lbs test, it breaks at 10-10.8 in multiple tests. The 10 lbs test is breaking at the 12 lbs range. Very limp line, it is not pure fluorocarbon, its a coated floro, or a co-polymer line. Great for cranking, or leader line for your braid. I will continue to buy this line.