Berkley Trilene Big Game

I have been using Big game for years. My experiences have pretty much only been with 15-25#. Might be a little stiff but for how tough of line it is its actualy fairly limp and very castable on 200-400 levelwind reels. I once landed a 60+ crome salmon in the river on 15# big game. The fish ran through a brush pile and would not budge I tried to break the fish off but ended up breaking branches and the fight was back on. even after being ripped through rocks and branches big game stood tough and enabled me to land this fish of a lifetime. If I would have been using a lesser line it would not have stood up to the abuse that that fish put it through. You can not find a better line for the price. Excelent line for swimbait fishing. review by sethb

This is the single best line that I have found for throwing swimbaits. This is some of the toughest monofilament that I have ever seen, which is necessary when throwing big baits (hudd, bbz, castaic, etc.). This bait also excels with smaller swimbaits (matt's gill, baby wake etc.). Castability is great. The feel through the line is about average for mono, however after letting the line sit on a reel for a month or so, there are some memory issues. This is nothing that can't be fixed though. Just tie the line to something solid and stretch enough line out for an average cast. Pull the line tight and hold. This should eliminate any memory issues that may occur. I have used 15-30 pound and have never found anything to complain about.