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Smooth line handling for predator fishing
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| Name | Fox Rage Jig Silk Schnur 120m |
| EAN | 5055350245774 |
| MPN | 23081 |
| Brand | Fox Rage |
| Line Diameter | 0.06mm |
| Breaking Strain | 3.88kg |
| Color | Yellow |
| Spool Length | 120m |
| Material | Braided |
| Water Type | Freshwater & Saltwater |
| Weave Type | 8-strand braid |
| Carrier Count | 8 |
| Line behaviour | Sinking |
| Texture | Soft and smooth |
| Knot strength | High |
The supplier lists 0.06 mm/3.88 kg, 0.10 mm/6.12 kg, 0.13 mm/10.55 kg, 0.16 mm/14.46 kg, 0.20 mm/19.14 kg and 0.25 mm/25.55 kg. A higher stated breaking strain comes with a larger diameter. Choose the strength your setup needs, then compare the corresponding diameter. All versions share the yellow colour, eight-strand construction and 120 m length.
Jig Silk is explicitly described as sinking. It therefore suits a preference for line that settles below the surface rather than floating. If surface buoyancy is essential to your presentation, choose a line specified as floating instead.
The eight-strand braid is described as soft and smooth, with high knot strength. Its soft feel supports easy handling, while the yellow colour helps you watch the line during lure fishing. There is no numerical knot-strength rating, so compare versions using their stated breaking strains rather than treating those figures as knot-test results.
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Fox Rage Jig Silk is an eight-strand braided line for predator fishing, supplied in yellow on 120 m spools. Its soft, smooth finish supports easy handling, while the supplier describes high knot strength. The line sinks rather than remaining on the surface, a useful distinction when choosing line for subsurface presentations. It is also listed for sea fishing.
All versions share the same eight-strand construction and soft, smooth feel. The yellow colour helps you follow the line visually while working a lure. Knot strength is described as high, but no separate knot-strength figure is supplied. Use the stated breaking strain to compare the versions.
The supplier lists six diameter and breaking-strain pairs: 0.06 mm with 3.88 kg, 0.10 mm with 6.12 kg, 0.13 mm with 10.55 kg, 0.16 mm with 14.46 kg, 0.20 mm with 19.14 kg, and 0.25 mm with 25.55 kg. The 0.06 mm version is the finest and has the lowest breaking strain. The 0.10 mm version adds strength while remaining fine, and 0.13 mm offers a further step up. At 0.16 mm, the 14.46 kg breaking strain provides an intermediate choice above 0.13 mm without moving to the thicker 0.20 mm version with 19.14 kg. The 0.25 mm version has the greatest breaking strain but is also the thickest. Choose according to the line strength your setup requires, balancing a finer diameter against a higher breaking strain. Every version contains 120 m, so diameter and strength, not spool length or colour, distinguish these options.
