RidgeMonkey Connexion Spectre Fluorocarbon Line, 20m

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RidgeMonkey Connexion Spectre Fluorocarbon Line, Clear, 20m

The RidgeMonkey Connexion Spectre Fluorocarbon Hooklink is a 100% fluorocarbon line, sinking, invisible in water, with low memory and high suppleness. At the same time, it is rigid enough on the bottom to help the hook quickly catch the fish's lip. It sinks rapidly and lies perfectly, especially on a flat or slightly uneven substrate. It is an excellent choice for stiff or combi rigs where the chances of tangling during casting are almost zero.

Features:

  • Line type: fluorocarbon;
  • Spool length: 20m;
  • Fast sinking;
  • Low memory;
  • Knot strength;
  • Abrasion resistance;
  • Ideal for stiff or combi rigs;
  • Color: clear.

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