BerkleyBerkley® FireLine® Metered

Only line I use anymore. Casting is second to none and it has a nice round profile so it flies through the guides with ease. 4 stars because the color did fade out but overall I'm very satisfied. I hope you see this review and mark helpful please

One of the first and finest of modern fused lines. Been using it for a couple of decades at least. Exceptional strength and knot integrity make this line a real winner. Casts like a dream too. And you can forget about problems with line twist. Win-Win, in my opinion.

I use the 14 lbs test FireLine Crystal on a small spinning reel (2000 size) and a medium/fast rod with an 8 lbs test fluorocarbon leader for fishing soft plastics. This is my first foray into braided line.Labeling this line “crystal” is misleading — it’s very visible in the water and looks like dental floss, especially with the flat profile. Hence the fluoro leader (attached with an FG knot). Being a coated line, it had some memory in the beginning, but after a few hours of fishing it reduced a bit, as did the line noise. It casts nicely with lighter baits (I generally fish my plastics weightless or with a 1/8 oz. bullet weight) and I’ve otherwise been satisfied with it.

I ordered this fishing line after I read on a fishing website that fused braided lines develop fewer wind knots than regular braided line. I do most of my fishing at the beach (salt water) where it is usually very windy.This line is made out of 4 smaller braids and fused together. The result is a stiffer line compared to regular braids and almost feels like plastic. The line is UV resistant and could possibly last a lifetime.This 30 lb line casts out pretty good and I am happy with it. I'm certain that the 20 lb version would cast better but, I went with the 30 lb for added strength and confidence for landing big fish.The best thing about this fused braided line is that you can tie knots with ease. It is so much easier to tie up knots with this line compared to regular braided lines. This line truly makes a big difference in ease and speed of knot tying. It's easy to use every time I tie a knot........all day long.

I bought couple of these to replace my fireline beading thread ,although i notice a bit of difference between them these are less expensive and a good option. I do lot of beading ,especially spiral and herringbone ropes , they eat a lot of thread and these work absolutely best for me and Amazon has the best price.

I've been using Berkley FireLine almost exclusively for over 20 years. It love the sensitivity you get from the lack of stretch. It is super low friction, so it slides through the guides really well. I think I'm be able to throw my lures a little further using FireLine vs. a monofilament. It will get a little fuzzy with use, but this does not seem to effect the breaking strength. It's super thin for it's strength, so you can put a lot on your reel. I use it on my largemouth set ups (10lb) as well as my striper poles(14lb). My son is running it on is 5' 6" light weight rod too(8lb). I'll buy more when we need it.

I’ve been beading for 20 years now and use fire line for most projects. It’s wonderful stuff for seed beads. I always use the charcoal color. I wipe it down with a paper towel. Always use kids craft scissors to cut. Otherwise you’ll dull your scissors.I have tried the crystal but u can see the string. You would thing by the name it would be invisible but it’s not. Also, it’s much cheaper to buy the 300 yards. This lasts a long time.

I use this fishing line for the Atlantic Ocean Surf fishing on a spinning reel. The 20 pound strength of this line is only one way to measure its usefulness. In the ocean, the fish have teeth that melt away Mono line. They also yank hard when they take the bait, making the friction between line and line guides on the pole become an issue... the line can hold up to rough friction and sharp teeth while maintaining its 20lb rating.One more critical mesure of this line is from is itty bitty diameter. I can easily double the amount of line that I place on a reel when comparing it to mono. I get to use a smaller reel... that means that the reel is lighter, less expensive, and less bulky ... these are critical when surf fishing.

Great value,I use it for jewellery making. Good and strong. Just ordered a second roll.

Good line this was my second order - same line

Don’t advertise the items when you are sold out. Very disappointing.

Excellent for jewellery making

Fast delivery great priced fireline