Maxima Fluorocarbon Line, Fluorocarbon, Fishing Line, Fishing : Cabela's

Skip main navigation

Cambiar a español

My Account

CLUB Visa Account

Wish List

View Cart (0 Items) $0.00

Checkout

Home
Find a Store
Gift Cards
Gift Shop
Catalog Quick Order (order by item number)

Print This Page

s7_119282_999_01

Maxima Fluorocarbon Line

Regular Price:: $19.99 - $59.99

Add Multiple Items at Once | Check Availability

This item is available to ship FREE to a store for pick-up. Learn More

Description Customer Reviews (13) Q & A

Maxima Fluorocarbon Line

A blend of low refractive material with non-flash components makes Maxima totally invisible to fish in the water. A new polymer structure enhances the sensitivity of the line and gives Maxima extraordinary castability. The special finish is additionally treated with a UV-protection extending the line's lifetime. 200-yard spools.
Available: 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 20, 40.

Text Size: A A A

Additional Information

Buyer's Guide

Overall Customer Rating:

4.4 out of 5

12 out of 13(92%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.

Share this product:

Rating breakdown 13 reviews

5 Stars

4 Stars

3 Stars

2 Stars

1 Star

Product ReviewsReview This Product

Overall Customer Rating:

5 out of 5

kahanalu1

Location:Kenai, Alaska

Age:65 and over

Gender:Male

Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes

"Experience Keeps a Dear School...

Date:March 31, 2012

...but a fool will learn at no other." Nineteen years of fly fishing on the Kenai Peninsula has taught me that a loop to loop connection between different sized lines when constructing a down tapering leader is the key to avoiding the problem of fish breaking off during a fight due to knot failure. I use a figure eight knot to form the loop at the end of each section of line and loop the formed loops together. The figure eight knot in itself is a loop knot. Sections of line that may be nicked are also easier to replace using a loop system. The Palomar Knot is rated at 100% knot strength and is the knot I use to tie my fly onto my tip tippet. And I use a Double Palomar Knot on my hook attachment when fly fishing for Chinook or King Salmon. My buddies and I only use Maxima lines and leaders here on the Kenai.

Was this review helpful to you?YesYes|NoNo|(Report as inappropriate)(Report as inappropriate)

Share this review:

Overall Customer Rating:

5 out of 5

Robertinoregon1234

Age:65 and over

Gender:Male

Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes

Best available

Date:March 30, 2012

I am an avid fly fisherman and have used many brands of tippet material. Maxima Fluorocarbon is the best I have used. It does not fray like many Fluorocarbon brands do and has excellent knot strength. Break offs are almost a thing of the past. It's all I use and have convensed many of my fishing buddies to use it also.

Was this review helpful to you?YesYes|NoNo|(Report as inappropriate)(Report as inappropriate)

Share this review:

Overall Customer Rating:

5 out of 5

DrHJH

Age:65 and over

Gender:Male

Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes

Works in Saltwater

Date:March 29, 2012

For whatever reason, this is by far the cheapest 40 pound fluorocarbon per foot, and I have been taking it to Mexico for several years. We use some as leaders on the trip, catching yellowfin tuna, jacks, dorado(mahi-mahi), snapper, pompano, and other bottomfish up to 80 pounds. Since the price of fluorocarbon leader is so high in Mexico, the remainder is left each year with the captain. He uses a lot of 40 pound fluorocarbon for leaders, and he is quite happy with the breaking strength, abrasion resistance, and difference in catch rates compared to monofilament. I especially like getting 200 yards of 40 poundMaxima line for the price of 100 yards of other 40 pound fluorocarbon leaders.

Was this review helpful to you?YesYes|NoNo|(Report as inappropriate)(Report as inappropriate)

Share this review:

Overall Customer Rating:

5 out of 5

Istra65

Location:Long Island , NY

Age:36-45

Gender:Male

Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes

Best Line ever

Date:April 8, 2011

The best line for saltwater fishing.
Highly recomended.
Catching a lot of fish.