Carnivorous fishing braid

Which line body should you choose for lure fishing? Braid is a fishing line very commonly used by anglers. Its low elasticity is appreciated for ensuring a very good feel for bites and better extraction of fish from obstacles. Braid comes in a range of diameters. There are also several types of braid: 2 strands, 4 strands, 8 strands and 12 strands.

Why use a braid for fishing?

There are several types of line body for fishing:

nylon
silk
fluorocarbon
braid

Each of these lines has its own characteristics, with advantages and disadvantages depending on how you use them. braid is one of the yarns withthe lowest elasticity. This characteristic is highly appreciated for sensitive and fine fishing. The low water absorption of the braid provides optimum feel for the bites and the lure.

As for strong fishing, the roughness of certain braids, the fineness of others and their common resistance enable black bass or pike anglers to extract fish from obstacles such as dead wood or weed beds. For the same diameter, braid is more resistant than fluorocarbon or nylon.

Choose your braid according to your fishing technique

Like all filaments used for fishing, braid is categorised according to its diameter. This is measured in mm or PE. To find out how they correspond, you can find an article explaining the correspondence between diameter braid and PE. The diameter of braid is important to withstand the force of your catch and to resist abrasion if you're fishing in brambles or near rocks.

The number of strands on the braid is also very important. It's best to use 4-strand braid for fishing in obstacles. Whereas 12-strand braids are better suited to fine, scratchy fishing that requires greater sensitivity.

As for 8-strand braids, these are versatile filaments that can be used for a variety of techniques.

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Braid Daiwa J-Braid Exp X8 Dark Green 150m

Braid Westin W3 8 Braid Dutch Orange 300m

Braid Westin W3 8 Braid Dutch Orange 135m

Braid Varivas Super Trout Advance Max Power PE X8 150m

Braid Berkley Sick Braid Hi-Vis Yellow 150m

Tresse Daiwa Saltiga 8 Brins Dura Multicolor 200m

Braid Sakura Sensibraid 8X Chartreuse 150m

Braid YGK Xbraid Super Jigman 300m

Braid Varivas 8 Marking 300m

Braid Westin W6 8 Braid Lime Punch 300m

Braid Westin W10 Cast 'N' Jig 13 110m

Braid Varivas 8 Marking 150m

Braid Varivas Bass PEX4 150m

Braid Daiwa J Braid X8 Green 500m

Braid Daiwa J Braid X8 Green 300m

Braid Daiwa J Braid X8 Chartreuse 150m

Braid Daiwa J Braid X4 135m Yellow

Braid Daiwa J Braid X4 135m Green

Braid Daiwa J Braid X4 270m Green

Braid Daiwa J Braid X4 450m Green

Braid Berkley Flex Braid 275m

Braid Berkley Flex Braid 135m

Braid Westin W10 Coastal Morning Mist 150m

Braid Westin W6 8 Braid Lime Punch 135m

Braid Westin W10 13 Braid Orchid Purple 135m

Braid Spiderwire Durabraid 275m Moss Green

Braid Spiderwire Durabraid 135m Moss Green

Braid Daiwa Prorex UL PE Line 135m

Xbraid Upgrade X4 braid

Braid Berkley Nautil Inshore

Braid Favorite X1 PE 4X Light Green 150m

Braid Varivas 4 WT Blue 150m

Braid Varivas PE 8 Ocean Blue 150m

Braid Power Pro 8 Slick V2 275m Aqua Green

Braid Sakura Squid 8X 150m

Braid Sakura Vertical 8X 150m

Braid Varivas High Grade Marking type II X4 150m

Braid Power Pro 8 Slick V2 135m Moon Shine

Braid Daiwa Tournament 8 Braid EVO + 135m Green

Braid and Fluoro Pack Spiderwire Stealth Smooth x8 Duo Spool

Braid Strike King Tour Grade Braid Yellow

Braid Strike King Tour Grade Braid Green

Braid Bim Tackle Black is Magic Chartreuse 130m

Braid Bim Tackle Black is Magic Mossgreen 130m

Braid Daiwa J Braid Grand X8 270m Island Blue

Braid Shimano Kairiki G5 Grey

Braid Shimano Kairiki G5 Orange

Braid Fiiish Perfect Link

Why use a braid for fishing?

Choose your braid according to your fishing technique