The latest Float Fish retains many essential characteristics of the original classic and now has even greater knot strength. In tests, using a traditional five-turn grinner knot, the improved Float Fish is as much as 8oz (228g) stronger for each given diameter.

This olive-green mono comes on 100m spools and is perfect for use as a reel line. It is deliberately not an ultra limp material and this fractional extra stiffness is a great asset for good float control and line pick up. A gloss finish also helps it to grip the surface tension. It has the ideal buoyancy for float fishing, so it will float immediately after casting if left unchecked, but will sink cleanly with a quick flick of the rod tip. Importantly, it doesn’t sink too far beneath the surface. This helps greatly with line pick up and also ensures a large sunken bow isn’t created that could inadvertently drag your float towards you.

Float Fish is also a relatively hard material with great abrasion resistance. These properties ensure it has a high resistance to damage caused by placing shot onto the line.

• 3.2lb (1.45kg) 0.16mm
• 4.4lb (2.0kg) 0.18mm
• 5.0lb (2.25kg) 0.20mm
• 6.0lb (2.75kg) 0.22mm

Specifically designed for standard feeder work and the Method feeder, this line is fast sinking, tough, durable and has a long life with a slick surface finish for distance casting.

It has been specially coated to give it a slick surface finish, providing it with some unique properties ideally suited to feeder fishing. The coating makes it perfect for distance casting, allowing it to cut under the water surface easily and enables it to sink quickly.

• 4lb (0.18mm/1.8kg)
• 5lb (0.20mm/2.27kg)
• 6lb (0.23mm/2.72kg)
• 8lb (0.26mm/3.63kg)
• 10lb (0.28mm/4.54kg)
• 12lb (0.30mm/5.45kg)