Premium Monofilament Fishing Line Built For Fighting Big Fish

Be honest: When was the last time you struggled a bit casting? There's a good chance it wasn't your fault--it was your line.

Monofilament (mono) fishing line is notorious for turning into a coiled slinky mess that can interfere with your casting, wrap into a knotted pile on the water, or slingshot back in your face when you try to set a hook.

But not anymore.

Direct Contact™ Mono is specially treated to reduce memory, and reduce stretch.

Do you know what happens when your mono stretches? Sure, it takes longer to break (at first). But it stretches because it's thinning out in an area, and it doesn't bounce back into shape after it's stretched.  This means that the first time you fight a big fish, or have to pull out of a tight snag, you are weakening areas of your line which will break easier next time.

So what's the solution?

Our specially treated mono still has shock-absorbing properties, but doesn't stretch out like lower-quality line.  This means you keep the shock-absorption to prevent a break-off from a fish taking off. But you keep more pressure on your hook, and don't thin out your line.

Ready to fight confidently every time?

When you use low-quality line, you miss a lot of hooksets. And you break off more fish and tackle because your line has weak spots or degrades on your reel between trips.  You shouldn't have to worry if your line will hold up when you're fighting a fish.  That's an unnecessary distraction from what should be an enjoyable time.

Imagine how much more you'll be able to focus on enjoying the fight when you aren't worrying about the choice you made when you spooled up!

What makes a PREMIUM line better for fighting fish?

Walk in any sporting goods store and the wall of fishing line choices is enough to give anyone anxiety. Add in all the flashy brands that pop up online, and it can be hard to know what's trash or what works.

Monofilament fishing line has been around for ages.  But we took it to the next level with our custom-manufactured and treated mono.

Low Stretch: There's no power in line that stretches beyond belief.  Rubber-band fishing line is costing you a lot of fish.

Rubbery fishing line and catfishing rods make for clever advertising, but they lack the power you need to pierce hooks and fight fish.

Smooth and consistent for the full spool: If you've ever tried the discount line, you've probably notices that it feels rough and has bulges or thin areas throughout the spool.  Direct Contact™ Mono is extruded from a custom compound using precision equipment that results in a sleek, consistent line for the whole spool. This makes for longer casts and fewer break-offs.

Abrasion Resistant: Even a tiny nick can cost you most of your line's strength.  Direct Contact™ monofilament catfishing line has a custom coating that helps it slide over abrasions, instead of catching and getting cut.

Low Memory: All high test-rated (lbs) mono fishing line has some memory.  The worst ones are more like that slinky you had as a kid: tangled and kinked. So if you're tired of backlash, coils, and birdnests, try Direct Contact™ Mono fishing line which has very low memory.

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How often do you want to re-spool when the cheaper stuff becomes brittle and cracks on your reel between trips?

Are you going to trust the cheaper stuff to handle fish after fish, or the battle when you hook into the fish of a lifetime?

When you pick up on your rod and feel a tank on the other end, fighting to be free, do you think you'll get a do-over if it breaks off?

Need Help Deciding Between Braid and Mono? Answer these questions to yourself and you'll be sure to pick the right option for sure:

1) Do you fish in deep water, or need to make long casts?  If so, consider .  Braid is about half as thick as the same test mono. This means you can fit more (or stronger) line on your reel if you choose braid.

2) Are you worried about not having stretch in your line?  It's not likely that a fish will be able to take off with 40lb or 80lb braid and immediately snap it off.  But if you would like a slight bit of shock protection, choose Direct Contact™ Mono.  It's still designed to reduce stretch compared to other options, but it will help absorb shock of an instant strong strike. Alternatively, use a mono leader like for extra protection.

3) Do you need to thread your line through tiny holes?  Mono can be a little stiffer which can help threading your line.  Though braid is thinner and can fit through smaller holes.