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Strong sea line for deep saltwater fishing
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| Name | WFT TF8 Deep Sea green 520m 0,30mm 28kg - Meeresschnur |
| EAN | 4250336178164 |
| MPN | 8318 |
| Brand | WFT |
| Line Diameter | 0.3mm |
| Breaking Strain | 28kg |
| Color | green |
| Spool Length | 520m |
| Material | Braided / PE |
| Water Type | saltwater |
| Weave Type | 8-strand-braid |
| Carrier Count | 8 |
| Target species | Cod, coalfish, pollack, ling, halibut |
It is designed for sea fishing, especially pilking and natural bait fishing for species such as cod, coalfish, pollack, ling, and halibut.
This is a braided line with an 8-carrier construction and a round profile for strong handling and good line control.
Yes, the supplier describes it as very suitable for sea fishing in Norway and Iceland, where abrasion resistance and knot strength are important.
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The WFT TF8 Deep Sea is a braided sea fishing line built for demanding work with pilks and natural baits. Its round 8-carrier construction combines good knot strength, abrasion resistance, and steady handling for deep-water fishing.
This line is aimed at sea anglers targeting cod, coalfish, pollack, ling, and halibut in Nordic waters. The tough braid is designed for regular use around structure, current, and heavy fish.
The 8-strand construction creates a round profile that supports smooth line lay and controlled handling. That helps when fishing vertically, dropping heavy rigs, or working lures at depth.
With its green colour and strong breaking strain, the line is set up for practical offshore use. It offers a solid balance of bite detection, knot performance, and abrasion resistance for boat fishing.
The TF8 Deep Sea suits pilking and natural bait fishing in the sea, especially where dependable strength matters more than finesse. It is a sensible choice for anglers planning trips to Norway, Iceland, and similar saltwater venues.