Was watching Fishing University this morning and caught Tuf-Line's free spool offer.  Just pay $4.99 shipping.  No experience with Tuf-Line in any form so I decided to give it a try.  Turns out your choice is either 12# (6# mono equivalent)  or 20# (10# mono equivalent).  Just so happens I had planned on trying some 20# on my PE Line Special.  Line isn't as small a diameter as other super lines.  In fact from what the Tuf-Line representative said about the line, it isn't a braid at all.

 

Offer is here:  http://www.tuf-line.com/free-line.php

 

Curious as to what those of you who have used the line think about it?  Was it worth the $4.99 investment?  Thanks.

I've never used it, but at 5 bucks, I will bite

My thought exactly.  However, if it is worthless, then better to have put that $5 towards a different line.

I've never used it, but at 5 bucks, I will bite

 

Same here.  Went with the 12lb test.

Thanks for the head-up by the way!

I think i will give it a shot also.Thanks for letting us know,

Looks like their spectra braid with a coating of something on it (which makes it thicker also). Could be interesting. They don't carry much tufline products at a lot of places around here. I hear they are similar to powerpro in some ways but I don't know for sure. I wish they had this packaged in 150 yds instead of 100 but for $5 it's still a good deal.

 

Ok.....I got some of the 20lb. I like trying new line so it's worth the $5 just to experiment with.

I was going to do this anyway. Thanks for the reminder

Awesome deal!  Just so you guys know, a respected member here, Fish Chris, uses Tuf-Line exclusively.  And he catches some monsters!

 

Jeff

I've used tufline products for the last 4 years, the stuff is great from Flipping Junk to spinning with Ika's.  The regular braid is very soft and smoother than comparable PP.  It fades to a nice grey/green color (like the grey in desert digi-camo).  Holds knots well.  I'm going to grab a spool of this stuff too.