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Visible sea fishing main line
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| Name | WFT IGFA 30lbs 15kg lime 0,52mm - 600m monofile Angelschnur |
| EAN | 4250336187999 |
| MPN | 87224 |
| Brand | WFT |
| Line Diameter | 0.52mm |
| Breaking Strain | 15kg |
| Color | lime |
| Spool Length | 600m |
| Material | Monofilament |
| Water Type | saltwater |
| Texture | abrasion_resistant |
| Lubrication | abrasion_resistant |
| UV Resistance | UV-Resistant |
| Water Absorption | Saltwater resistant |
| Visibility | high visibility |
| Knot strength | knot strong |
According to the supplier, this monofilament line is intended for sea fishing and saltwater use.
The lime colour is highly visible, which helps you track the line more easily during drift, lure control and bite observation.
This version has a 0.52 mm diameter, 15 kg breaking strain and a spool length of 600 m.
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The WFT IGFA monofilament line is built for sea fishing where visibility, abrasion resistance and dependable knot strength matter. This lime line is easy to track above the water and stays resistant to UV exposure during regular saltwater use.
This monofilament main line is intended for sea fishing. The supplier highlights good resistance to abrasion and knots, which helps when fishing around rough structure or under sustained load.
The lime colour makes the line easy to see, which can help when following drift, line angle and lure position in changing light. This is useful from shore and boat when quick visual control is important.
This version combines a 0.52 mm diameter with 15 kg breaking strain on a 600 m spool. That gives plenty of line for larger reel fills, reserve backing, or replacing line on more than one setup depending on reel size.
UV resistance supports longer service life in bright conditions, while the abrasion resistant, knot strong mono construction suits anglers who want a dependable line for regular saltwater sessions.
