Outcast Monofilament Fishing Line, Low Memory and Stretch, High Tensile Strength

Let me start by saying I used this help in making a light catcher with old crystals and glass beads. Strong and easy to handle. Thick enough for me not to worry about it breaking.

The value

Excellent quality excellent condition excellent value excellent appearance highly recommended 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Strong

I use this for jewlery making. I like the large quantity because it will last a long time. At double thickness it works perfect for beading. Beads easily slide on. It's strong and hard to cut which is good because it means my creations won't break.

Bought this fishing line for a crafting project, not actual fishing—so I’m no expert on tackle. But hey, it’s sturdy, doesn’t snap under pressure, and the price was right. Looks clean, feels tough, and works like a charm for what I needed. Whether you’re tying lures or DIY stuff, this line holds up.

Zebco is very long time monofilament line. A little too good memory, visibility good but way high for clarity of water. Relaxation of line is slow for ease in usage but it’s just the line.

I'm giving this three stars despite the line doing the job I bought it for perfectly, because I bought it specifically as backing for braid. In that regard, it's absolutely fine. But if I expected to use this as main line I'd be terribly disappointed. It's very stiff and clearly has a ton of memory. I have some Berkley Trilene mono next to be while I write this and if you told me they were made out of entirely different materials, I'd believe you. They feel different, come off the spool different. Trilene mono isn't exactly expensive either, but it's clearly much better line. If all you want is backing line, this is extremely cheap and will do the job. Perfect for that. If you want main line you're actually going to cast and retrieve, get something else.