HI-SEAS Grand Slam Monofilament Fishing Line - Strong & Abrasion Resistant in Clear, Pink, Green, Smoke Blue, Fluorescent Yellow Freshwater & Saltwater – Quarter Pound Spool

I ordered a 50 lb for a bass boat trip, the line literally started disintegrating after 10 casts and 2 fights with big stripers. Absolutely the worst mono i've ever used.

I bought the fluorescent yellow 40lb line. It's hard to picture how much line this has until you have it in hand. Almost 3000 yards!It filled 3 of my TLD25 Shimano reels and still has around half of it left.It is a bit stiffer than some higher costing lines, but I have had no issues with breakage, as I did with Berkeley. Also, they Yellow color is easy to spot, and therefore helps me to avoid tangling my line in others while fishing.I would recommend this for spinning reels, as it is too stiff and to thick in Diameter, but for conventional reels, it sure meets my expectations.My only CON would be that the outer layer of the line on the roll was a bit damaged, even though it had protective plastic wrapping. Don't know why, might have been due to poor handling during shipping. I removed the top layer and threw it away. And since I spool my reels manually, I let it slide through my fingers and could feel no damage on the 550-600 yards of line I put on my reels.Happy fishing

Absolutely terrible have no idea why bill dance left stren for this. Tons of memory and terrible knot strength

Great fishing line. I spooled this onto my Penn Squall and headed offshore to fight some grouper. The line performed as I expected. Never once did I break off (outside of getting snagged on rocks). The line was smooth, and laid on the spool nicely. The only negative I would say is that it is a bit stiffer than what I have used in the past (Berkley Big Game, Suffix). But outside of being stiff, there is nothing wrong or different from using Hi-Seas monofilament. The price for how much line you get, cannot be beaten.

Strong monofilament priced at a bargain. Using a caliper, the diameter is slightly higher in 80lb, 100lb, etc. test than brand name lines such as Ande Monster and Berkley ProSpec Chrome so if you wish to pack more line on your conventional reels you may want to reconsider. However, the line's breaking strength is very comparable.

I have bought 2 of these over the last 2 years. Its good strong line and lasts a long time. I really like it on the giant spool. Its easy to carry and keep on the boat.

The fishing line isn't too bad it seems a bit more stretchy then usual mono line but works great for trolling in the Chesapeake Bay haven't had any problems but then again I haven't caught any fish nor has anyone else in this area haha

The diameter seems to be a bit larger then what it is advertised as and seems to hold memory much faster than other brands of the same size. The upside to this is it is pretty tough and takes quite a beating.