Sufix Superior Monofilament Line
Sufix Superior Monofilament Line delivers exceptional strength and durability, making it a top choice for serious anglers. Rated highly by The Professional’s of Sport Fishing Magazine for 130 lb. class, this line offers superior tensile strength and abrasion resistance. Its controlled stretch ensures fast recovery and powerful hook sets, enhancing your fishing performance with reliability and precision. Ideal for demanding conditions, Sufix Superior combines toughness with expert-level functionality.
Features
- Superior mono rated top line by “The Professional’s of Sport Fishing Magazine” for 130 lb. class
- Incredibly strong – Superior line and leaders rank among the highest in tensile strength
- Incredibly tough and abrasion resistant
- Controlled stretch ensures fast recovery and powerful hook sets
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Strength Rating | 130 lb |
| Material | Monofilament |
| Stretch Type | Controlled stretch |
| Key Benefit | High tensile strength and abrasion resistance |
FAQ
What makes Sufix Superior Monofilament Line stand out compared to other fishing lines?
It is rated highly by The Professional’s of Sport Fishing Magazine for the 130 lb class, offering superior tensile strength and abrasion resistance. The controlled stretch allows for fast recovery and powerful hook sets, enhancing performance in demanding fishing conditions.
Is this line suitable for use in rough or abrasive environments?
Yes, the line is incredibly tough and abrasion resistant, making it well-suited for use in rough or abrasive fishing conditions.
Does the line have a noticeable stretch?
It features controlled stretch, which ensures fast recovery and helps deliver powerful hook sets without losing performance.

Phil Harris –
I’ve used this line for several seasons on offshore fishing. The strength and durability are impressive, especially in rocky areas. The controlled stretch helps with hook sets, and it doesn’t fray easily. Highly reliable under pressure.
Melanie Hill –
After switching from a standard monofilament, I noticed a significant improvement in performance. The 130 lb rating holds up well, and it’s less prone to breaking during heavy pulls. Great for deep-sea fishing.
Harry Turner –
Solid line with good abrasion resistance. It performs well in saltwater conditions. A bit more expensive than basic lines, but the reliability justifies the cost for serious anglers.
Sebastian Coleman –
Used it during a long trip in the Gulf. The line held up under constant movement and rough terrain. No breakage or fraying. The hook sets are sharp and responsive thanks to the stretch control.