P-Line Hydrofloat Hi-Vis Line
Hydrofloat is a Spectra based line with a thermal fused coating. While originally designed for float fishing for both salmon and steelhead, Hydrofloat can be used in many applications and works well on both spinning and baitcasting reels.
The fused coating of Hydrofloat makes this line more buoyant than traditional Spectra lines, allowing the angler to have a drag free drift by always being able to see and manage the line on the surface.
When making long drifts anglers will appreciate the fact that Hydrofloat has virtually no stretch, which allows an angler to have a positive hook-set on extended drifts. Hydrofloat also has a high strength to diameter ratio.
Features
- Virtually No Stretch
- Ultra Buoyant
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Spectra with thermal fused coating |
| Application | Float fishing, spinning and baitcasting reels |
| Stretch | Virtually no stretch |
| Buoyancy | Ultra buoyant |
| Strength to Diameter Ratio | High |
FAQ
What makes Hydrofloat different from other fishing lines?
Hydrofloat features a thermal fused coating that provides ultra buoyancy and virtually no stretch, allowing for better visibility on the surface and a positive hook-set during long drifts.
Is Hydrofloat suitable for both spinning and baitcasting reels?
Yes, Hydrofloat is designed to work well on both spinning and baitcasting reels.
Does Hydrofloat have any stretch during use?
Hydrofloat has virtually no stretch, which helps maintain line tension and improves hook-setting performance during long drifts.
Isaac McGrath –
I’ve used Hydrofloat for several salmon drifts and it’s been a game changer. The line stays visible on the surface even in heavy rain, and I’ve had consistent hook sets on long drifts. No stretch means I can feel the strike clearly. Great for float fishing.
Ruth Pullman –
The buoyancy is excellent and the line doesn’t sink like other Spectra lines. I use it with a spinning reel and it performs well. A bit more expensive, but the performance justifies the cost.
Nicholas Sutherland –
I tried several lines before switching to Hydrofloat. The visibility and lack of stretch make a big difference in my float fishing. I can see the line all the way to the surface and it holds tension perfectly.