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Direct contact with the rig when trout fishing
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| Name | MONO 0.14/1.80KG 200M |
| EAN | 8716851469102 |
| MPN | 5065-14 |
| Brand | Spro |
| Line Diameter | 0.14mm |
| Breaking Strain | 1.8kg |
| Color | Light grey |
| Spool Length | 200m |
| Material | Monofilament |
| Percentage Stretch | Low stretch |
| Texture | Monofilament, sinking |
| Lubrication | Low stretch |
| Pack quantity | 1 pc |
Yes, it is a sinking, low-stretch line developed for trout fishing. It settles below the surface, while limited stretch helps maintain direct contact with the rig. Choose it when these characteristics suit your trout setup rather than when you need a floating line.
The ratings are 0.14 mm/1.8 kg, 0.16 mm/2.8 kg, 0.18 mm/3.5 kg and 0.20 mm/4.2 kg. The smallest diameter has the lowest rated breaking strain, and the largest has the highest. Choose by the balance of line diameter and strength your setup requires.
No, every version contains one 200 m spool of light-grey line. You can compare the four diameters directly without also choosing a different length or colour.
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Spro Troutmaster Mono is a sinking monofilament line developed for modern trout fishing. Its low stretch helps maintain direct contact with the rig, while its sinking behaviour lets the line settle below the surface. The supplier highlights high breaking strain at a small diameter.
The four versions differ in diameter and rated breaking strain. Choose 0.14 mm with 1.8 kg when the smallest diameter in the range is the priority. The 0.16 mm version offers 2.8 kg, and the 0.18 mm version offers 3.5 kg. At 0.20 mm and 4.2 kg, the thickest version provides the highest rated breaking strain. Moving up the range increases strength but also line diameter.
Each pack contains one 200 m spool in light grey. Length, colour, sinking behaviour and low stretch are shared across all four versions, so the choice is between diameter and breaking strain rather than different spool lengths or finishes.