Various Fluorocarbon Fishing Lines 0.8 to 8.0 100m Choose any 2 ⇓⇓⇓⇓ Click Here ⇓⇓⇓⇓ #Minimalist Fishing Line List 1 piece: ¥530 *¥610 for 6.0-8.0 2 pieces: ¥860, Great Deal! ¥440 per piece *for all sizes 3 pieces: ¥1180, Super Deal! ¥394 per piece *Mix and match any sizes. *Please comment before purchasing if you want to change the sizes. *If no comment is made, we will ship 2 pieces of 0.8. 0.8: 0.14mm (4.136lb) 1.0: 0.165mm (5.39lb) 1.5: 0.20mm (7.15lb) 2.0: 0.23mm (9.482lb) 2.5: 0.26mm (11.858lb) 3.0: 0.28mm (14.85lb) 4.5: 0.35mm (21.34lb) 6.0: 0.40mm (30.36lb) 7.0: 0.45mm (31.284lb) 8.0: 0.5mm (34.32lb) Often used for various fishing rigs or as shock leaders. High abrasion resistance Fluorocarbon lines are more abrasion-resistant than nylon or PE lines and are said to be strong against external damage such as abrasion. Due to this characteristic, fluorocarbon lines are often used in bass fishing, where fish often dive into underwater obstacles after being hooked. In addition to bass fishing, it is also useful for sea rock fishing and fishing around tetrapods, where the line can rub against obstacles. Good sensitivity Because of its low stretch, the feel of a fish biting is transmitted directly to the hand, making it easier to detect bites, which is a characteristic of fluorocarbon lines. It is especially useful when fishing for fish that are difficult to hook. Inconspicuous underwater The refractive index of light is lower than that of nylon, and it is close to water, so it is inconspicuous underwater. It is less likely to be noticed by fish and is effective for fishing in clear water. Easy to sink Because it has a higher specific gravity than water and is easy to sink, it is less affected by water flow such as currents. Even with light rigs, you can quickly sink to the target depth. It is also easy to use for fishing in winter when the water temperature is low, when you want to target fish in the lower layers, and for rockfish that hide around obstacles, as well as for fishing in fast-flowing currents such as offshore reefs.