Daiwa J-Braid 300M 8-Strand Woven Round Braid Line

Compre esta linea y se rompe muy facil se deshilachó ya perdi dos señuelos mas caros de lo que me costo de verdad no se si me dieron un linea vieja o me toco la mala suerte pero no me sirvio para nada y es de muy mala calidad

65lb 330yd fills the reel with around 50yd left over. Fairly abrasion resistant some color comes off but there's no waxy residue. Maxcuatro is still the king of braid but this J-Braid is 8/10 and much cheaper and soft on the hands.

Smooth silky and tough. What else can you ask for in your line

The sound tells how much friction you have and Diawa J8 is silent when reeling in.Smooth casting and consistency with the construction means that you won't have to worry about any weak spots when your bringing in that memorable catch.It does loose the color so keep a dark green marker handy to touch it up once in a while.

I have this at 50lbs on my Daiwa Zillion TW HD baitcasting reel and Daiwa Proteus inshore rod. This thing performs amazingly and cast a mile (not in literal term but you get it). It is smooth, it retains it's color for the most part and it is strong. As the title states, I used this specific one for rock fishing. The abrasion resistance on this line is second to none in my opinion. The fact that it can withstand rubbing on sharp rocks when I'm fishing is remarkable. I have yet to break any line and for the price, it's quite hard to beat.If you're looking for a great fishing line from a reputable manufacturer that won't break easily, cast a country mile, cast smoothly and won't break your bank? Then I highly recommend for you to take a close look at these Daiwa J Braid X8 Grand.