SeaKnight Blade Monofilament Fishing Line, 547Yds/ 1094Yds Japanese Material, High-Abrasion Resistance, Low-Ductility and Memory, Nylon Monofilament Line, for Fresh and Salt Water 2-35LB

I tried Green. White/Mono. Blue. Black. Yellow. By far the best results in my opinion were Green And Yellow. Mono with a 20lb resistance snapped a couple times while casting with a 2 oz eggsinker...blue and black were just not it, the sun damage is insane. But Yellow hold great Love it. Green holds up tough and can't go wrong with it..

I was skeptical purchasing 2lb line again because the last time I purchased it it felt like sewing machine thread breakability (if that's a word. Lol). However, I fished this line looking for bluegills and caught about a 3 1/2 lb catfish (sorry that I didn't take a photo). This line is VERY GOOD. It casts great and held up under pressure. YES, I highly recommend this line for all pan fisherman. You will not be disappointed.

Perefect

5 lb lines, defenetly worth for the quality.

First of all, I'm not a fisherman, so this review may not be pertinent for the primary use of this product. On the contrary, I love this line for protecting my fish. One of the biggest threats to koi pond owners in North America is the blue heron. Short of covering your pond with ugly netting to keep the fish safe from predators, arguably the next best protection is crisscrossing the shallower areas of the pond with fishing line to deter or trip up large predatory birds.Since I have done this, I have not lost any koi to predatory birds. I have also not lost any koi to elephants, tigers, or dinosaurs, so it obviously deters them too. Ok, this is just a hypothesis at the moment :-DI originally did this with 50lb test mono filament fishing line. This also worked, but was very visible and ugly. I replaced this with the 25lb test black SeaKnight mono filament line. While the SeaKnight is also smaller in diameter, I believe that it is the black color that truly makes it nearly invisible. I highly recommend pond owners plagued by predators to try this line.My only fears are that it may 'clothesline' low flying birds skimming the water since it is so hard to see, but so far, I've had no fatalities. I do feel that if I had to order more (I won't since 500 meters will last a lifetime) the 35lb test would be easier to use as my 50+ year old eyes and hands had difficulty working with such fine line. I took a photo to submit, but the line was not even visable so it was kind of useless.Sorry to all the fishermen reading this review for wasting your time, but I had to share this for the benefit of scared koi across the United States and abroad.

Product don't function, can't even use a bobber while gill fishing or your line snaps lost 5 baits in 1 day from this junk they call fishing line.

I'm surprised! I bought this line half expecting it to be wanting in the quality/consistency department, but it's really awesome stuff! It's even, thin for weight, and STRONG. I'm ordering another spool right meow.I *do* won't if I really got 575 yards on my spool, but I did two full reels with it, so it's close enough. I'll probably measure the next spool I get, but you can't beat the price for the quality. I'll put it up against Stren or Trilene any day!

Line was okay, snapped really easy for 8lb line, it felt more like 6lb and stretches really easy for compared to other well known brands. Going back to stren mono cause I can atleast trust it to not snap.