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Reliable line connections for varied float fishing
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| Name | Float Max 0.26mm |
| EAN | 5055977495996 |
| MPN | P0270039 |
| Brand | Preston |
| Line Diameter | 0.26mm |
| Breaking Strain | 3.63kg |
| Spool Length | 150m |
| Water Type | Freshwater |
| Texture | Abrasion resistant |
| Lubrication | Abrasion resistant |
| Buoyancy | Neutrally buoyant |
| Knot strength | High |
Float Max covers stick float fishing on small rivers and distance pellet waggler fishing on larger waters. It is a neutrally buoyant reel line, so both variants are suitable for these freshwater float-fishing situations.
Choose 0.26 mm for the thinner option with a stated breaking strain of 3.63 kg. Choose 0.28 mm for the higher stated breaking strain of 4.54 kg, accepting a slightly larger diameter. Both have the same intended float-fishing uses and 150 m spool length.
Each variant supplies 150 m of line. High knot strength supports secure rig connections during the fight, while high abrasion resistance helps it withstand wear, giving you the same handling features whichever diameter you choose.
The supplier warns that fishing line poses a strangulation hazard. Store and use it responsibly, especially around children, to prevent accidental entanglement.
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Preston Float Max is a neutrally buoyant reel line for freshwater float fishing, from stick floats on small rivers to pellet wagglers at distance on larger waters. Its neutral buoyancy suits these float presentations without a pronounced tendency to float or sink. A low diameter relative to its breaking strain supports distance casting.
High knot strength helps maintain secure connections in your rig when playing fish. High abrasion resistance helps the line withstand wear during use. The supplier names carp, tench and roach as target species, making float fishing for these fish part of its intended use.
The 0.26 mm version has a stated breaking strain of 3.63 kg. Choose it when the thinner diameter is the priority within this pair. The 0.28 mm version has a stated breaking strain of 4.54 kg, offering greater load capacity at the cost of a slightly larger diameter. Both cover the same float-fishing applications and come on 150 m spools. These are two versions from the manufacturer's six-breaking-strain range.
Fishing line presents a strangulation hazard. Store and use it responsibly, especially around children, to prevent accidental entanglement.