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Spinning Fishing Lines

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€850
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The "HERAKLES KASUMI YELLOW" line has a diameter of 0.05 mm and can hold a load of up to 3..
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Spinning fishing lines for predator angling

Spinning line should match lure weight, target species and fishing conditions. Key factors include diameter, strength, stretch, abrasion resistance and visibility.

Which line type should you choose?

Braid offers high sensitivity and direct lure contact. For more stretch, compare monofilament fishing line, while leaders and lower visibility often call for fluorocarbon.

How to match the spinning setup

Pair the line with a suitable spinning rod and correctly sized spinning reel. Line that is too thick can reduce casting distance, while line that is too fine may lack safety margin.

What to consider?

  • diameter and strength;
  • stretch and sensitivity;
  • abrasion resistance;
  • lure weight and fishing location.