KastKing Fluorokote 100% Fluorocarbon Coated Fishing Line, Fluorocarbon Leader, Extreme Clarity,Fast Sinking,Shock Resistant, High Abrasion Resistance

This is the only fishing line I buy now. Very affordable, casts well. And I don't every have fraying line or a lot of memory. Cheap and good line! I Bass fish 90% of the time.

Overall these lines are great. The first thing I notice is that copolymer makes the line thinner compared to nylon mono which is nice. The thinner line combined with the fluoro coating does make it as invisible as fluorocarbon as far as I can tell. The overall downside I can see is that there is a lot of line stretch, but I can’t say it’s really cost me any hook sets, and is probably more than worth toughness you get out of it. I have used the I have been extremely happy with the 15 lb and 8 lb especially. They cast well, hold knots well and take a beating around cover but still hold strength (I still retie when I see abrasion though). I have had a problem when I spooled the 4 lb this on my ultralight. There seems to be a “spring” to that line off the reel, but at the same time doesn’t seem to have the memory curly Q’s coming out the rod tip...kind of weird but may be my spool of the 500 size spinning reel is too small. Despite it will be a good leader for line shy fish in the clear spring fed creeks and quarry/clay/coal pit waters around here. Oh and one more thing. The price is great for what you get too!

The KastKing FluoroKote is honestly one of the better “budget fluorocarbon” style lines for anglers who want the benefits of fluoro without spending premium money. Since it’s a fluorocarbon-coated copolymer instead of true 100% fluorocarbon, it’s noticeably easier to manage and cast while still giving you lower visibility underwater and decent sensitivity. What stands out most is versatility. This line works well for baitcasters and spinning setups, especially for moving baits like chatterbaits, spinnerbaits, crankbaits, and Texas rigs. The abrasion resistance is pretty solid around wood, docks, and light rock cover, and the line sinks faster than standard mono which helps with lure control. The 17 lb version is a good middle-ground strength for bass fishing applications. Compared to cheaper monofilament, FluoroKote feels more sensitive and has less stretch, so bites transmit better through the rod. It’s also fairly smooth off the spool once broken in. A lot of anglers use it as an affordable alternative to premium fluorocarbon lines that can get expensive quickly. A few downsides: * It does have more memory than braid or soft premium fluorocarbon. * Like many budget fluoro-coated lines, it can get wiry over time if left on the reel too long. * It’s not quite as sensitive or invisible as true 100% fluorocarbon lines like Seaguar InvizX Fluorocarbon or higher-end KastKing Kovert lines. For the price though, it’s hard to complain. It’s a very practical everyday fishing line that performs well for recreational bass anglers without draining your wallet. Overall rating: 4.4/5 — strong value, easy handling, and a great entry point into fluorocarbon-style fishing line.

As an avid fisherman, I am always looking for the best line and KastKing has stepped up. I use all three of their lines; the monofilament line, the flurocarbon coated and the super power braid. Each serves me well for its intended purpose, and each holds up well to both salt water and fresh water fishing. The Monofilament line has: * High Tensile strength * Superior castability * Low Stretch * High abrasion Resistance The Flurocarbon is coated with 100% pure flurocarbon with a ghigh tech polymer blend formula core. This provides superior castability with a faster sink rate which is virtually invisible in water and extremely abrasion resistant. This is the Icast 2015 award winning brand. For the price I dare say this may be the perfect line! The third line I use is the superpower braidline series. This is probably my favorite line just for pure strength. I love the narrow diameter you get with the braided lines for the strength. This line provides superior strength with virtually no stretch. This makes it ultra sensitive and allows you to feel any bump that your lure takes. It also has no spool memory, which is great for bait casters to help prevent bird nests when you haven't set the brakes or clutches right. The molecular formula protects from water absorption and UV damage. I used to only purchase spiderwire, it was my previous go to before I discovered KastKing. Now all of my fishing poles are spooled with KastKing. I highly recommend it for all fishermen and fisher women from beginners to seasoned pros!

I picked up KastKing Fluorokote to use as leader material, and it’s been performing well so far. The line has great clarity in the water, and it sinks quickly, which helps keep baits in the strike zone. Knot strength has been solid with standard fluorocarbon knots, and I haven’t had any issues with slipping or unexpected breaks. The abrasion resistance is better than I expected for a coated line. I’ve used it around structure and bridge pilings, and it held up without fraying. It also casts smoothly when used as a mainline on lighter setups. Overall, it’s a reliable fluorocarbon‑coated line that offers good performance without the higher price tag of full fluorocarbon. Worth keeping in the tackle bag for leaders or finesse setups.

I bought both the 12lbs and 15lbs variety. Tested the line visibility to mono in my aquarium and yes it is a little harder to see than the mono. Tested it compared to fluorocarbon and the fluorocarbon was still more invisible but what blew me away was how soft and supple the line was I mean this is the smoothest thing I've felt since braid and it cast like a dream. I live around mostly stained to muddy water and I get away with using mono for my finesse fishing but in my mind I always wonder if I'm missing out on fish by not having a little more stealthy line, well this line is more invisible then mono, way less expensive then good CASTABLE fluorocarbon (Seagaur invizx is like 20$+) , and this line cast better than ANY mono OR fluorocarbon I have used. At the end of the day I probably didn't need it for the stained water I fish in but it helps relieve any doubts I may have had about my line being visible. Oh and it does sink slowly like fluorocarbon. Basically you get the dependability of mono with the versatility of fluorocarbon.

This seems like a good line for the money. It has low memory, is nicely low-visibility and casts well. The trouble I had with it was when tying knots onto my tackle the line became weaker and brittle. I lost two nice fish using this 12 pound test as a leader attached to my braided line which should have worked fine for fish in the 2 to 6 pound category. The line held just find attached my braided line with a uniknot, but broke at the lure end. My reel drag setting was not set tight and I never thought the line would break up on setting the hook. I’ll try a non-twisted not on attaching my tackle and see if that improves my chances.

I left a bad review about this line.It wasn't the fishing line.It was the brand new fishing pole that I was using the second to last eye from the tip of the fishing pole was Wearing on the line, which was making it break i thought there was a defect with the line, but there wasn't. I'm sure it's good line.

Buena resistencia a la rotura, pero resbala bastante al unirlo con el trenzado. Buena relación calidad precio. Es un poco rígido.

very good product

Se trata de un Fluorocarbono Coated, es decir, sólo la parte exterior es fluorocarbono. Por el precio, acorde a este tipo de producto ya era imaginable.

Excellente

Aunque en un principio iba a devolver el articulo por creer que 17 libras un 0.33 iba a ser un diámetro muy grueso al tenerlo en casa descubrí que era perfecto, aparenta ser un 0.16 de un trenzado, se hacen grandes lances con este hilo, en definitiva estoy muy contento con el producto, de echo he adquirido las dos unidades que le quedaban, para mi gusto y para la pesca de lucio y sobre todo para pescar luciopercas lo recomiendo.