Fishing lines are divided into main lines and sub-lines. Many novices may not know it. This is classified according to the purpose of the fishing line. Let me briefly talk about it!
Main line: Also known as big line and bus line, it is mainly used to connect the fishing rod and the figure-eight ring, and it is generally colored. Good mainline cutting water and wear resistance are high.
Sub-line: It is mainly used to tie fish hooks, generally transparent, which can reduce the vigilance of the fish. Good strands have high curls and softness.
Whether it is the main line or the sub-line, the pulling force must be high, and the number cannot be increased.
Fishing Line Performance Explained
Water cut: refers to whether the "wind line" above the float can quickly "cut" the water and sink into the water after the fishing line enters the water. Good water cut means that the line can quickly cut into the water surface and sink into the water.
Abrasion resistance: refers to the performance that can withstand pulling and friction during fishing, and is not easy to break due to pulling fish. Generally, the density of fishing lines with high wear resistance is relatively high.
Curl resistance: When there is some curling at the beginning, it can be basically smooth with a stroke, and it is often said that it has good recovery.
Softness: Fishing lines with high flexibility have high sensitivity, and fish are easier to open. They are often used for sub-lines, but they are easy to knot and have average cutting water.
Pull value: The weight of the fish that the line can bear. The pulling force value of 1 jin = bears almost 1 jin of fish weight, including the weight of the fish and the pulling force of the struggle.