#PE 0.2/0.06 mm/3.2 kg and #PE 0.4/0.08 mm/4.9 kg. designations are available The first option is finer and is marked with a lower limit, and the second combines a larger indicated diameter with a higher load. Do not replace this inspection with an estimate of the appearance of the fishing line.
Fluorescent chartreuse variant is logical when you want to visually monitor the direction of the line, the sag or wind deflection. However, visibility above the surface does not negate the choice of a suitable leader if rig requires it. Match the knot with a braided line and tighten it evenly, because the casual connection remains the weakest spot regardless of the knitting.
When winding, fill the spool under a constant moderate tensile, without loose cross-winding. Check that the base does not allow slip and do not overfill the edge, as the excess line easily forms a beard. After the first cast, look at the alignment. If the coils are cut into each other, rewind them instead of continuing with a problem base.
After use, inspect the initial section for ruffles, flattening, or alterations in the knit. The damaged part is removed, and the knot is tied again. In contact with salt water, rinse the spool gently and let it dry without strong heating. Periodic change of working end distributes wear and maintains a reliable connection to the leader or lure.
Look first All productsto put the selected line in the context of the whole tackle. Then compare Knitted fishing lines according to the way of keeping and the load when casting. If you are still specifying the leader or main line, move on to fishing lines/Causes and check compatibility with the remaining configuration.