P-Line Tactical Premium Flurorcarbon 200 Yard, Filler Spool

Initially I was intrigued by the advertisement of superior castability. For a flurocarbon line, it's unusual for it to be limp but I decided to try it. I am an avid fisherman and like the invisibility of flurocarbon and almost always use it for leader material but never for the main line. This stuff is in fact invisible but I would never purchase it again. When you open the bail on a spinner, it will jump off in coils like a slinky. I warmed it up in the sink, I pulled out 150 yds and left in on a warm driveway and I drug it behind the boat for a mile---nothing works. You cannot get rid of the memory.Super annoying. Way too stiff to cast. I went back to braid.

Use the 10 lb for finesse fishing with spinning gear. While it’s a little stiff it’s strong and abrasion resistant and holds its knots well. I use it as leader line with braid and it’s worked really well. I’ve fished rocks, heavy grass, and pike waters with no issues. While I can’t speak to it as a main line it’s works great for leader material.

I use flourocarbon line for leader material only and this specific one is a very good line. I tie it with a double uni knot to my braid. I tried the 20 lb and it’s perfect for salmon season here in Washington. It gives you enough power to horse the fish in and doesn’t fray badly. I’ve caught 20-30 salmon and never once had the leader break on me.

Its good and held up but it seems to have a lot of spool memory. Every time I cast with this fluoro it is all spun out though the loops of the rod and I have to run the line through my fingers as I reel it back in. Other then that, it is very strong and held up well to a fish that it was not rated for. But unfortunately I have to change it since I do a lot of off shore casting. I cant have spool memory in the heat of a moment.

It's okay. I thought it would be significantly more pliable than flourocarbon lines I've used in the past. Not so much. Line twist and memory is still more noticeable than regular mono. I've switched back to Stren lo-vis green mono for general use and will be using the P-Line just for leaders.

Fished the 12lb version today spooled on a Curado 70. Line comes off the reel smoothly and casts/handles very well. Superb sensitivity, no problems with knot strength.Only criticism is their choice of a 200yd spool length. In most sizes I use, I can only get one fill and can only trash the leftover line. On their standard flouro, they use a 250yd spool and I can get 2 fills with little waste.

Seemed okay at first (sinks faster than mono which i wanted) but then started tangling very easily. Maintains loops for spinning reel also too much vs mono which makes tying on annoying. I usu drop shot for LMB. Gg back to mono or braided w leader.

Bought a spool for my grandson, and a spool of fluorocarbon-coated, for him to compare. He said the PLine pure fluorocarbon kept snapping. He preferred the coated line. Coated is also cheaper. Won't be repurchasing the more expensive PLine.

Very happy with this product