Stay connected when working bottom, cover, and longer casts.
Typical delivery times range from 5 to 7 days
Bottom-contact fishing and presentations around cover call for a main line that keeps the angler connected to what the bait is doing. Vicious Standard Green Braid 30 lb Fishing Line combines tightly woven PE fibers with zero stretch, giving anglers direct feedback for detecting bites and responding quickly when it is time to set the hook.
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Line Type | Braided fishing line |
| Strength | 30 lb test |
| Color | Green |
| Fiber | PE |
| Diameter | 0.009 in. |
| Stretch | Zero stretch |
| Spool Length Options | 150, 300, 1500, or 3000 yards |
Thirty-pound braid moves into applications where line strength and immediate feedback both matter. On an appropriately matched casting setup, it can serve as a main line for jigs, Texas rigs, and other contact-oriented presentations, particularly when working around cover. Its zero-stretch construction also helps maintain feedback when the bait is deeper or farther from the angler.
Put it to work on a setup dedicated to presentations where detecting contact, responding to bites, and applying a firm hookset are priorities.
Thirty-pound braid is a useful main-line option for jigs, Texas rigs, and other contact-oriented presentations where more line strength is appropriate. Its zero-stretch construction also makes it useful when bite detection and quick hook-setting response are priorities.
Zero stretch creates a direct connection between the rod and lure, helping transmit changes as a bait contacts bottom, cover, or a fish. That feedback can be particularly useful when fishing deeper water or making longer casts.
Yes. An appropriate leader can be added when the fishing situation calls for different visibility, stretch, or abrasion characteristics near the lure.
Vicious lists its 30 lb braid at 0.009 inches in diameter. The manufacturer also states that its braid is more than three times stronger than equivalent-diameter monofilament.
The 150- and 300-yard options suit individual reel-filling needs, while the 1500- and 3000-yard options provide bulk line for anglers who regularly spool multiple reels.
