Carp Expert Power Feeder Brown Line

Modern bottom fishing techniques inherently demand from the line to sink quickly, have high tensile strength, and most importantly, to stretch the least. It would be impractical, even unpleasant, to fish with a medium or highly elastic line since heavy end leads or feeders absorb and take away much of the energy generated during casting. Thus, the weight needs to be displaced first, and only then does the force of the strike indirectly reach the fish. Surely, we know that every tenth of a second matters for the success of the strike.

Its resistance to wear is an expected requirement, especially due to the high number of guides found on modern feeder and picker rods, which intensifies the line-wearing effect of this method. Friction and abrasion processes significantly shorten the lifespan of an average fishing line, with many not even lasting a single season.

The Power Feeder's durability and resilience (against stretching and twisting effects) are truly remarkable.

Its low memory and excellent knot tolerance set it apart from general monofilament lines. All this can be said not only based on laboratory test results but also because it has excelled in field tests.