Stren High Impact Monofilament Fishing Line

After usage. Unfortunately not strong enough for salt water.

I use the #30 lb for salmon on the great lakes and have been very satisfied.Definitely a line I will buy again and again.

They dont lie about their product, stren is #1 for price and quality

I've used Stren line for over 40 years with very few problems. Seems to still be good stuff. There are many things I buy as cheaply as I can, but fishing line is just not one of them! There are few things as annoying as getting a nice fish on the line and hearing a "SNAP!" and seeing your line fly away into the sea... That is NEVER a good thing. Stren line has been remarkably reliable in my experience. I've been fishing with their 12 lb test for over a month now and it has performed very well indeed. It seems to be the same high quality monofilament. There may be better ones out there, but I have had very good luck with this, so keep using it. I've heard horror stories from people using some of the newer and quite a bit more expensive lines... Plastics are a funny material. A little change in the formula can make a HUGE difference in longevity and performance. I'm not real fond of experimenting with something that already works. I tried a few other lines over the years and they never seemed to outlast the Stren. So, for now I'm sticking with it. Since I bought this new line, I've caught three very nice medium sized trout and a bunch of smaller fish and one that was the biggest that, like the cliche', "got away" within feet of the dock.... Ran the line out a lot, but unhooked right at the end. Good fighter, but I never got to even see what it was. Oh well. It happens... Haven't had the line fail yet and don't expect it to. Hopefully, you will get equally good performance out of it. No promises, though. Every fish is different... Best of luck...

It must have been coiled for a very longtime!Cannot make it straight even when trolling for rainbow trout!Good for craft and decorations though

ALL OK