P-Line CX Premium Clear Fluorescent Co-Polymer Fishing Line
P-Line CX Premium Fluorocarbon Coated Line is an innovative fluorocarbon coated co-polymer fishing line. Combining copolymer and fluorocarbon technologies with low memory and improved limpness, CX Premium eliminates the line management difficulties of a spinning reel and improves casting distance when using a baitcasting reel. The fluorocarbon-silicone coating prevents water absorption, so frigid water and weather have little effect on line performance. With as much as 30% less stretch than average lines, it has increased sensitivity to detect and react to even the most subtle strikes.
In particular, CX Premium Clear Fluorescent makes an excellent choice for river fishing steelhead and salmon in the Pacific Northwest, as the line virtually disappears under water, yet remains highly visible to the angler.
| Specifications |
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| Material: Copolymer with fluorocarbon-silicone coating |
| Stretch: Up to 30% less than average lines |
| Water Resistance: High, due to fluorocarbon-silicone coating |
| Visibility: Nearly invisible in water (fluorescent clear) |
| Performance: Low memory, improved limpness, excellent sensitivity |
FAQ
What makes the CX Premium line better for casting with a baitcasting reel?
The low memory and improved limpness of the co-polymer with fluorocarbon coating reduce line tangles and improve casting distance when used with a baitcasting reel.
Does the line remain effective in cold or icy water conditions?
Yes, the fluorocarbon-silicone coating prevents water absorption, so performance remains stable even in frigid water and harsh weather.
Is the line visible in water?
The clear fluorescent finish makes the line nearly invisible underwater, which is ideal for fishing in clear rivers and streams.


Jack Ball –
Used this line for steelhead fishing in the Pacific Northwest. It’s almost invisible in the water and I noticed a big difference in sensitivity. The line doesn’t stretch much, so I caught a few subtle strikes that I wouldn’t have otherwise detected.
Leah Rees –
Great for river fishing. The casting performance is smooth, especially with a baitcaster. It doesn’t tangle and feels very responsive when the fish take the bait.
Keith Ferguson –
The line performs well in cold water. It doesn’t absorb moisture and stays consistent. A bit more expensive than standard lines, but the sensitivity and invisibility are worth it.
Eric Kelly –
I’ve tried several fluorocarbon lines, and this one stands out for its limpness and low stretch. It’s perfect for detecting light bites in clear water.