KastKing Fluorokote Fishing Line 100 Percent Pure Fluorocarbon Coated 4Lb 300Yds 274M Spool Clear

I have used flourokote line in a couple different weights and have been very happy. Castability is great. I've put this stuff on several baitcasters and had no issues with backlash or knotting. The memory is fairly low for a flourocarbon line. I use a lot of braided line to and this is my go to leader for those applications. Great abrasion resistance and damn near invisible underwater making it great as a leader when fishing spinners and diving lures

Going to go with 3 stars for this line (benefit of the doubt) until I know more. Product was delivered three days ago and upon opening, I was shocked at seemingly how little line was on the clear plastic spool inside the box. My best guess is that there’s maybe 100 to 150 yards of line but this is supposed to a 300 yard spool. Realizing that this is the first time I’ve purchased KastKing line, the thought occurred to me that perhaps they have a way of putting 300 yards on even though it looks like much less. So I will take it into my local Cabela’s store, and have guys there check it and get to the bottom of it. I’m really hoping it is 300 yards because many people are touting it as one of the best trout lines out there, and I simply want to get it loaded on a reel and try it out when the weather improves this spring. If it isn’t, then I’ll chalk it up as a lesson learned and buy a different line from a company that gives you what you pay for. Fortunately, there’s a lot of choices out there.

I bought this fishing line for non traditional purposes thinking I was some kind of genius artisan. See, I used it to try to anchor driftwood to slate in my fish tank. I certainly couldn’t see anything I was doing when working out of the water so my handiwork looked like the workings of a nine-year-old with lacking dexterity. Once I placed the driftwood in the fish tank, the fishing line was ironically much more visible and not aesthetically pleasing for this use. But listen, I don’t know if this matters to fish when they see a worm or hotdog or chorizo or whatever it is you fish with dangling in the liquid abyss. It’s also pretty sturdy stuff, even though it didn’t work in anchoring the driftwood down (not the fault of the fishing line.. this driftwood is just a straight up menace and my crafting abilities were not on point). I don’t fish, but if you’d like to get aggravated by some invisible string, I strongly encourage you to consider purchasing this.

This line is great and very strong even in the small line tests that I have (4lb). I fish in very rocky rivers and creeks in PA but the Kast King Fluorokote does great dragging across those rough and very abrasive river beds. I also love that this line just disappears in the water and it doesn't take long before I get the first on the first cast. I liked the 4lb so much on my ultralight setup that I bought some 8# test for one of my medium light setup to go out for some Smallmouth Bass. Compared to Fluorocarbon this line is softer and as tough with its invisibility in water. I definitely recommend Fluorokote to everyone who has tried fluorocarbon and has hated it because of the stiffness. I recommend this line all around for any fish you are targeting.

I started using some of this KastKing FluoroKote in 2017. I purchased the 6lb. & some 10lb. line. It spooled on easily & cast really smooth & nice. The knot strength seams really tough & I love the way the line sinks & is presentable to the fish being pretty invisible. I needed som new line for my Ultralight rod which I purchased a new Ultralight real for this year and due to being happy with the previous line I purchased some of the 4lb.. Spooled on nicely & cast out smooth without any memory. Cant wait to try on the water. Nice line at a reasonable price.