Sunline Super Fluorocarbon Fishing Line

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Sunline is my go-to line when it comes to strength and long lasting. It holds up to everything I put it through. Highly recommend.

good value on item.

Decent Fluro at a decent price. Not super stiff and not super limp either. Knot strength seems good and it’s fairly resistant to dings etc around heavy cover. I did notice that it required less re-ties after fishing cover than other brands. After fishing a pile of fluro and copolymers over the last couple of years here is my chart:P-Line Tactical: best line per cost available. Great reflexive line that is easy to use and requires fewer re-ties when fishing. Super soft and just limp enough without memory. I have literally pulled but tree branches when the 10lb version while finesse fishing. Amazing knot strength.This line (sunline fluro): seems ned the best mid grade cost Fluro out there. Was more manageable than the lesser costs but isn’t as strong as P-Line tactical so it requires more re-ties. Quality knot strength.KastKing Kovert, Flurocote, Copoly, Seaguar Red Label: take your pick, much of this line is the same. It’s passable but needs to be retied often, can become unmanageable without line conditioner, and you really have to be careful with knots and ensuring a good connection.Again overall works great for someone who wants some of the feel of premium line without the cost. I love the manageability of this line best.

I have used Sunline fluorocarbon for six years now and it seems to get better every year. It has great knot strength, very low memory and is very manageable. It works as good on spinning reels as it does on bait casters. Great value to.

Sunline super fluorocarbon 20lb test is the best line for big Bass in the spring time. I’ve caught many big bass on this line and never had any problems with breakage, tanging and anything.

Really like this line. Smooth casting and durable.

I have fished many different lines and consider myself to be an advanced angler.That being said, the 20 lb super flouro is way too stiff for flipping and pitching worms and creature baits. It has too much memory. Definitely look elsewhere for this and any other bass fishing bait cast application.I’ve used line conditioner, stretched the line out manually, etc. and it still is not reasonable to fish with. I’ve contacted (email) sunline a number of times and received no response.I have used the 8-14 lb flouro with decent success. It’s good for the money. But stay away from the heavier stuff.