McCoy Premium Co-Polymer Abrasion Resistant, Superior Knot and Tensile Strength Monofilament Fluorocarbon Fishing Line

in over 60 years of fishing.Okay, so I thought I'd spool up my wife's Penn Battle II spinning rig she got for Christmas with 8-lb. McCoy Mean Green. I'll admit it's been a while since I've done this, so there was some line twist when I first started. Like other mono lines I've fished with, I pulled (gently, not manly, gently) on the snarl to get some loops formed and untangle it. I did this twice and twice the line broke like a cheap 1lb. mono . I couldn't believe it, especially after all the good things I've read about Mean Green.The twisted Mean Green line and mostly-full spool now reside in the waste basket (in a plastic bag). I don't have confidence in a line that breaks so easily before it even hooks a fish. Dunno yet know what mono line I'll go with for inshore fishing on that rig. But, I do know it won't be anything from McCoy.

This is some darn good fishing line not 100% flurocarbon but I think it just as good a Flurocarbon. With my Ambassador reels I can cast very long distances. I've strictly fished braided line with a Flurocarbon liter tied together with a double uni-knot. This seller turned me on to McCoys co-polymer line an said I could tie it directly to my baits or worm hooks. He was right an I've been sold ever since. I still use 50lb braid with 20lb Flurocarbon liter for my flipping rod an reel Also use the braid/liter when using a Alabama/flash mob rig. I will note this stuff like 100% Flurocarbon I stopped tieing off with a Palmor knot because I can't get it to sinch up like mono an braid. I use the MArk Zona shark knot the one with 3 tag lines to cut, on rod an reels that are strung up with this an 100% flurocarbon

After using several different brands over the years, I have finally found my go-to line for topwater applications on my baitcasters. Spools perfectly with no management or memory issues while using it. It also stretches a bit less than 90% of the other lines that I've used, so hook sets are a breeze.Durability is not an issue either. I have dragged it over rocks and through grass with a jig with no problems, though it isn't my everyday use for this line.Worth every penny if you are serious about having a quality line. Worth every penny.

The only copolymer line on the market for dark fishing that won't let you down when fishing for money. Virtually ZERO memory, unmatched abrasion resistance, disappears quickly in clear water, and not so bright in a black light it's obnoxious eyeball piercing painful headaches 3 hours after dark when fishing till your weigh in at 1:30 or 2:00am.

Great Product! My husband used this line when he fished Pro and till this day still does.

A buddy of mine who tournament bass fishes turned me on to this line, and let me tell you I am sold! Also I am amazed how strong this line is. Not to mention that it casts beautifully and stays coil free!

I like this line. It's pretty tough without a lot of memory ( kinda like me, lol) I don't get many wind knots with this line so that's always a plus

I have been using McCoy fishing line since I started fishing in California. They are the best fishing line in the market