Restock your fishing line.
At Captain Kenny’s, we have a wide selection of fishing lines from top brands like Berkley, Sufix, PowerPro, and more. You can find lines for different types of fishing, such as monofilament, fluorocarbon, braided, and fused. Each type of line has its own advantages and disadvantages, depending on the water conditions, the fish species, and the fishing technique.
Come visit our store and let our friendly staff help you choose the best line for your next fishing trip.
Your choice of line is an essential part of your fishing gear.
It’s what connects you to your fish and determines how well you can present your lure or bait. Whether you’re fishing for fun or for food, you need a quality fishing line that suits your style and preferences.
At Captain Kenny’s, we have a wide selection of fishing lines from top brands like Berkley, Sufix, PowerPro, and more. You can find lines for different types of fishing, such as monofilament, fluorocarbon, braided, and fly line. Each type of line has specific use cases and properties.
Come visit our store and let our expert staff help you choose the best line for your next fishing trip. We can also spool your reel with the line of your choice and give you tips on how to use it effectively.
What's the difference?
Monofilament is a single thread of nylon that is cheap and easy to use. It casts smoothly and holds knots well. It also has some stretch, which can help absorb shock and prevent break-offs. However, it also has memory, which means it can coil and kink over time. It also tends to float, which can be good or bad depending on the situation.
Fluorocarbon is similar to monofilament but more invisible, dense, and abrasion resistant. It sinks in water, which makes it ideal for fishing deep or in clear water. It also has less stretch, which gives you more sensitivity and hook-setting power. However, it is more expensive and harder to knot than monofilament.
Braided line is made of several super-strong fibers woven together. It has no stretch, no memory, and very high abrasion resistance. It also has a thin diameter, which allows you to spool more line and cast farther. However, it is also very visible and can cut through other lines or your fingers if not handled carefully.
