P-Line CXX X-Tra Strong Moss Green Copolymer Mainline – Filler Spools
Features:
- P-Line CXX X-Tra Strong Moss Green Copolymer Mainline in Filler Spools is the Strongest and Most Shock Resistant Copolymer Line on the Market!
- Built from an Extra Strong, Extra Tough, and Extremely Abrasion Resistant Copolymer Material, P-Line’s CXX Line is ideal for fighting big, aggressive fish with confidence.
- Known for its exceptional Strength to Diameter Ratio, this line has attracted tournament anglers for years. No longer must you choose between spool capacity and line strength—CXX delivers both.
- P-Line’s Moss Green color is ideal for salmon/steelhead anglers and tournament bass fishermen due to its natural camouflage in green water environments.
Specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Copolymer |
| Color | Moss Green |
| Line Type | Mainline |
| Spool Format | Filler Spools |
| Strength Rating | X-Tra Strong |
| Shock Resistance | High |
| Abrasion Resistance | Extremely High |
FAQ
What makes the CXX line stronger than other copolymer lines?
The CXX line is built from an extra strong, extra tough, and extremely abrasion-resistant copolymer material, providing a superior strength-to-diameter ratio that enhances performance in high-stress fishing conditions.
Is the moss green color suitable for all types of fishing?
Yes, the moss green color is particularly effective for salmon and steelhead fishing in green water environments and also works well for tournament bass fishing due to its natural camouflage.
Can this line be used in both freshwater and saltwater?
Please contact customer service
Jonathan Turner –
Used this line for steelhead fishing in the Pacific Northwest. The moss green color blends well with the river water and the line held up well during heavy runs. It’s strong and doesn’t break under pressure, even when fighting large fish.
Bella Johnston –
Felt a noticeable difference in shock resistance compared to other copolymer lines. The line didn’t snap during a big bass fight and stayed intact even after multiple tangles. Great for tournament use.
Theresa Sanderson –
Good strength and durability. The green color works well in natural waters. A bit more expensive than basic lines, but worth it for serious anglers who need reliable performance.
Elizabeth Davies –
Fished in both rivers and lakes. The abrasion resistance is excellent, especially in rocky areas. No line breakages during long casts or sudden pulls. Highly recommended for aggressive fish species.