Choosing the best fluorocarbon line for your style of fishing is not as complicated as you might think. Here's our guide to line from Trilene and Seaguar.

Braided line is far thinner in diameter than monofilament, yet much stronger. ... Compared to other fishing line types, fluorocarbon’s early flaw, however, was stiffness.

Wind knots are also less of a problem for Stokes when using braid compared to mono or fluorocarbon. “I even use braided line on my crappie spinning reels. When dock shooting for crappie, braid shoots ...

Fluorocarbon may not be as consistently manageable as monofilament fishing lines — or as strong as braided lines of the same diameter — but it also offers advantages over both of those options.

The Berkley Forward braid is a unique braided fishing line. Its slick feel allows for longer casts, which has real-world benefits, specifically being able to reach more fish.

Hello folks, this week we have the first of three parts where we go into detail on the different types of fishing line and ...

There are three basic types of fishing line: monofilament, braid and fluorocarbon. Tournament angler LeFebre, 44, winner of the recent Walmart FLW Tour event and $125,000 on Alabama's Lewis Smith ...

For 30 years, I was satisfied with tying my lures directly to the main line on my reels, whether it was conventional monofilament or more recently high-strength, small-diameter fluorocarbon line.

Line is the most important but also the most unappreciated component in fishing. It is the connection between fish and lure. Lure presentation often depends on using the right kind of line.

But, says Burkhardt, when standard fluoro is used as fishing line, trouble begins. "Standard mono has a specific density of about 1.0, which means among other things that it floats on water.

There are three basic types of fishing line: monofilament, fluorocarbon and braid. MONOFILAMENT Monofilament line is the most popular. If you have only one rod, monofilament line is the way to go.