Berkley Fireline 125-Yard Fishing Line

Perfect for sewing taxidermy work

The line is very strong but thin great for casting, and the line will not hurt your guides

I have yet to break Fireline on a fish. You will straighten out your hooks before you break this stuff.

I've been using Fireline in my beading projects for about eight years, and it works great for when you're using Swarovski crystals or beads that have sharp edges.The 6-pound count is nice for beads that are heavier and projects that have more weight to them.You just need to be really careful not to knot your projects; quite a few beading instructors have been warning that knots will break with this, and I've seen it happen when they demonstrate it.The smoke color will leave a grey residue on your fingers, but I rub it through a piece of Kleenex to take it off before I wax my thread, and have no problems.I was so happy to find this on Amazon since it's much cheaper to buy it here than from a beading store or beading website!

I love this line. I generally buy 8-10 pounds and it is strong enough for any fishing I am doing. I generally bass fish in 20 ft of water.For night fishing I use the line that shows on black light. For day fishing I use the crystal line.I caught a 5 lb smallmouth on Dale Hollow with the 8 pound line. Last year using another line we broke off on several fish. This year I took my own gear and used the Crystal 8 lb line, and had no fear of the line breaking and that confidence was wonderful.This line casts extemelly well. Just remeber this is one strong line. Some buy 20 pound line or higher and that is a huge mistake as the line does not cast as well and is way too powerful for normal bass fishing.With 8-10 pound line when you get hung you are pretty much hung as the line is so strong.I will forever use this line and not waste time trying any other line.

I like Fireline for an unconventional use. I use it for beading. It's strong, durable, and has good yardage for the money. It comes in white or smoke which goes well with lots of bead colors. The only thing I don't like about the smoke is that the color comes off on your hands as you're working with it. I use a cloth to wipe it off and that helps. Other than that I love Fireline and will continue to use it.

This is my favorite beading thread. I will buy it again.

This is great for freshwater. Smoke color not seen. Zero stretch with great casting ability. You can feel every little touch or tap through your rod tip. No stretch so hook set soooo easy. Been using it for years. By using a backing you can load two spoils. Highly recommended !

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