Berkley Trilene 100% Fluorocarbon Professional Grade – Clear 110 Yards
Features:
- Nearly invisible – similar refractive index to water so fish can’t see it.
- Optimal impact strength – Berkley’s proprietary 100% PVDF formula specially processed for optimal impact strength.
- Excellent manageability – lower memory for superior casting.
- Available in 5 sizes.
Product Specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | 100% Fluorocarbon (PVDF) |
| Color | Clear |
| Length | 110 Yards |
| Grade | Professional Grade |
| Refractive Index | Similar to water |
| Impact Strength | High |
| Abrasion Resistance | Excellent |
| Knot Strength | High |
The choice of Berkley Pro’s for nearly 10 years, Trilene 100% Fluorocarbon is the “XT” of professional-grade fluorocarbons. This proven formula provides incredible shock strength, abrasion resistance and knot strength. Fast-sinking with greater line density for better performance in deep or cold water.
FAQ
What makes Trilene fluorocarbon different from other fishing lines?
Trilene uses a 100% PVDF formula with a refractive index close to water, making it nearly invisible to fish. It also offers superior impact strength, abrasion resistance, and knot strength due to Berkley’s proprietary processing.
Is this line suitable for deep water fishing?
Yes, the high line density and fast-sinking nature make it ideal for deep water or cold water conditions where visibility and sink rate are important.
Does this line have memory issues?
No, it has low memory, which provides superior casting performance and reduces line memory after repeated use.
Diane Mitchell –
Used this line for a week in a cold lake and noticed fish were less likely to detect it. The casting was smooth and the line held up well during a heavy bite. No tangles or memory issues. Great value for the quality.
Edward Walsh –
Switched from monofilament to Trilene and saw a noticeable improvement in hook sets. The line sank quickly and stayed strong even during a long session with aggressive fish.
Blake Gray –
Good performance in clear water. A bit more expensive than basic lines, but the invisibility and strength justify the cost. Slight stiffness when first cast, but settles quickly.
Warren Arnold –
Used it in rocky areas with strong currents. The abrasion resistance held up well. No breaks or knots coming loose. Very reliable in tough conditions.
Lily Metcalfe –
The clear color works well in open water. Casts smoothly and doesn’t tangle. A bit heavier than expected, but the sink rate is consistent and effective.