HYDROFLOAT is a Spectra based line with a thermal fused coating. Although the line can be used in many applications and works well on both spinning and bait casting reels, the specialty technique it was designed for was float fishing for both salmon and steelhead. The fused coating of HYDROFLOAT makes this line more buoyant than traditional Spectra lines, allowing the angler to have a drag free drift by always being able to see and manage the line on the surface. Unlike most Spectra lines that are very limp and suffer the dreaded "tip wrap" HYDROFLOAT has more body which helps eliminate this problem. When making long drifts, anglers will appreciate the fact that HYDROFLOAT has virtually no stretch, allowing you to have a positive hook set on extended drifts. Another added benefit is the high strength to diameter ratio of HYDROFLOAT. Watch your catch rates soar with HYDROFLOAT.
P**D
Horrible line
I have used lots of different kinds of line you name it I have used it so when I saw this line I thought if it lived up to what they say it's good for I would love it. That was not the case I ordered 50lb for the diameter so it would float the best. I might have just got lead core line it would not cast more then 15 feet at the max with 3/4oz of lead and it didn't seem to float any better then 20lb powerpro. I would say if your looking for a good line for fishing floats use suffix siege tipped with floroclear and put some gink on on the 5 to 10 feet of line above your float.
J**E
Great line hi vis
Put this on a starter combo for my son for his first center pin rig. Great line but this definitely is high visibility so line dodging steelhead will absolutely run away from it.
E**K
Line Dia, must be before the float coating is added.
I tried to put this line ( 15lb test, 0.23 DIA MM ) on a KASTKING Kodiak 3000 reel. The Kodiak says it holds 200 M of 0.235 mm line. After 20 - 30 feet of 0.25 mono backing, the spool on the reel is full and there is still approximately 50 yards of line on the line spool. Keep this in mind before you choose a reel to put this like on.
S**L
Great float fishing line for center pin
Great line to use with floatsRides right on topMakes mending slack a breezeCast well with a center pin reel
W**R
Pretty good, but some issues
This is a pretty good line. It has good strength, thin line diameter. Casts well in tempatures above 32 degrees Fahrenheit. Below that it seems the water adheres to it and creates casting problems with centerpin reels. It took quite a few casts to get rid of some of the line twist. Once the weather warmed up, it worked great.
M**S
Works well out of a bait caster.
It works well out of a baitcaster. But the coating comes off with rough mishandling. It is very nice if you want to see where your line is. Like in fast moving water.
R**T
This line looks good.
I will be testing it out this fall in the streams around my area on steelhead, I may get back if it doesn't perform well.
A**N
Hi-Vis Floatline
I got this for float fishing steelhead. The bright yellow is easy to see. Line lays right on top the water and doesn't twist or tangle easy. Only complaint is that the waxy line doesn't hold knots well as the line doesn't bite into itself and it tends to slip. Uni-knots and Palomar have worked for me however.
G**R
Strong floating braid that is highly visible.
Line is light and cast easy. Coating strips easy when knotting. Cannot use in winter as ice builds quickly and stripping ice strips the coating. Slightly noisy when reeling back to spool.
M**R
Coating wears right off
This line is made specifically for float fishing. It floats. But the coating rubbed off after just two hours of fishing. It got rubbed off by the bobber stoppers for the adjustable float, and then the fibers underneath were exposed. Won't be using it again for float fishing.
C**N
The best float line out there.
High visibility. Easy to mend.
J**B
great product
works great, will buy again.
M**D
Great line
Great product, high visibility.
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