Tuf Line MicroLead Review: Smaller, Stronger, & With Less Line Drag
Even with lead core line, anglers must fight that pesky water resistance known as drag. The faster you troll, the higher the drag against your line and the less depth …
Month: April 2019
Tuf Line Lead Core Trolling Line Review – With A Sink Rate Formula
Whether fishing freshwater lakes or covering miles of ocean water, there are times when anglers have to go deep to catch. Adding outriggers and downriggers with heavy weights to your …
Tuf Line Braided Dacron Review: Spliceable IGFA Approved Line
Before the invention of Spectra and Dyneema, Dacron was a popular choice of material for the manufacturing of braided lines. Though most anglers now prefer the properties of polyethylene, Dacron …
Tuf Line Domin8 Review: Smooth 8-Carrier Braid For Distance Casting
When you’re away from the kelp line and out into open water, surface action is so often the name of the game. Casting to following birds or boiling fish requires …
Tuf Line 4orce Review: Thin Aggressive Braid That Rips Through Cover
If you’re looking for a standard braid as backing for your reel, strand count may not matter. When fishing around shrubs or through thick lying reeds, it can make all …
Tuf Line XP Braid Review: Round Weave With Tension Lock Technology
Advancements over the years from their original salt & pepper Classic weave are apparent in the newer Tuf Line braids. Using aerospace technology, they feature their Tension Lock process in …
Tuf Line Classic Braid Review: The American Original Salt & Pepper Braid
Every technological advantage that fishermen have today is available because of early pioneers. In the realm of braided fishing line, it was Western Filament, Inc. that set the standard. Founded …
Fin-Nor Lethal Review: Lever & Star Drag Conventional Reels
In at least one way, anglers are just like most other people. We like saving our cash wherever we possibly can. Spending less on fishing gear, however, can be a …