SufixNanoBraid 150 yd Line, Aqua Camo, 8 lb (690-008AC)

This is really good line, once your get it tied to your lure.This line is so floppy, flimsy and limp, which is good for when it's tied on, absolutely no play in the line, but becomes frustrating to the extreme when trying to tie the line to the tiny lures or jigs this line is usually paired with.Trying to tie a Uni Knot is like trying divide a fart in two with a pair of chopsticks while hanging upside down in a hail storm. It's possible, just not likely. And unless you get that Uni knot absolutely perfect and I mean f-ing perfect, your lure is just gonna slide right off the line as soon as you get a bite.So my recommendation to any fisherman who actually reads this, buy this line. Buy it and put it on the pole that you let your friends use. You'll out fish them every time.To be fair, if you can get the knot tied, the line performs really well. But you become really anxious of throwing near any snags because you'll be worried about retying.

This 8lb braid is thin, but the 832 8lb braid works better for me. This nanobraid has been twisting up really often on my light spinning combos.**Transferred it to my finesse bass spinning combos to try and find a use for it because I'd just prefer 832 on my crappie setups instead. This line has been snapping before the 6lb fc leader I use. This stuff really is just straight garbage, the 8 lb test is at least, maybe it gets better the higher lb test you go but I won't buy more to see.

Would be great for salmon fishing but not so good for smaller open face reels

This line is very supple and very thin. I added a #6 floro leader to it and this is an excellent combination for crappies. The visibility of the white color helps detect those subtle bites too.

Wonderful cast. A lot fewer wind knots than other high price super lines I have tried. Casts further than 832, my second favorite.

Works as described